..and I survived.
ALL of us were more tired and braindead than yesterday, but I know I still soaked up a lot of good stuff about saber fencing - something about the adrenalin sharpens the mind. And it was only a half-day of instruction today; I can't imagine what Hayes' week-long seminars look like!
Even though I'm in pain (all that spam for "v.icodin" looks kinda good just now :P) and can't remember the last time I was this physically exhausted, just allow me to get this out of my system: if you've ever been curious about fencing, do it. If you're near me, fence with me, or if I come off as too much of a sword-happy geek, I'll find you somewhere to fence with others (hell, even if you aren't near me I'll try and find you a place to fence anyway!) It's wonderful exercise, engages the mind and body, and is elegant, chivalrous and fun, and you can fence all your life and never know everything </evangelizing>
Back to the real world: I'm seeing good news here and here about the March for Women's Lives - the former article suggests that there were more than the 500,000 people on a similar march back in 1992 - can anyone there confirm? I'm just happy to know that so many people from so many different places (including international) came out - this offers some hope that my fellow Americans aren't as apathetic as I sometimes fear.
End of the day/weekend quizzes (nicked from
psquelly):
( Shem, tell yer man I'll be helping him interrogate Jesus )
( Gay? I thought he was married - surely he was bi )
( yeah, they flaked with that bit about well-adjusted )
The world has not stopped for me so I need to use my last tiny shred of energy to start laundry and generally clean up from my weekend of sweat, pain, and swooshy noises.
ALL of us were more tired and braindead than yesterday, but I know I still soaked up a lot of good stuff about saber fencing - something about the adrenalin sharpens the mind. And it was only a half-day of instruction today; I can't imagine what Hayes' week-long seminars look like!
Even though I'm in pain (all that spam for "v.icodin" looks kinda good just now :P) and can't remember the last time I was this physically exhausted, just allow me to get this out of my system: if you've ever been curious about fencing, do it. If you're near me, fence with me, or if I come off as too much of a sword-happy geek, I'll find you somewhere to fence with others (hell, even if you aren't near me I'll try and find you a place to fence anyway!) It's wonderful exercise, engages the mind and body, and is elegant, chivalrous and fun, and you can fence all your life and never know everything </evangelizing>
Back to the real world: I'm seeing good news here and here about the March for Women's Lives - the former article suggests that there were more than the 500,000 people on a similar march back in 1992 - can anyone there confirm? I'm just happy to know that so many people from so many different places (including international) came out - this offers some hope that my fellow Americans aren't as apathetic as I sometimes fear.
End of the day/weekend quizzes (nicked from
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( Shem, tell yer man I'll be helping him interrogate Jesus )
( Gay? I thought he was married - surely he was bi )
( yeah, they flaked with that bit about well-adjusted )
The world has not stopped for me so I need to use my last tiny shred of energy to start laundry and generally clean up from my weekend of sweat, pain, and swooshy noises.