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| We Make Movies reading of Steve Newman's Phoenix script. W/ my buddies Whit and Steve. |
PRIOR NIGHT’S SLEEP: Doing this report the day after, so not really remembering what my sleep was the prior, prior night, so let's just say approximately 8 hours.
MORNING SUGAR: 106.
BOWEL MOVEMENT (s): 1 regular morning BM.
BREAKFAST: 2 cups of coffee, with half-n-half and a total of 4 Splendas. 1 sausage McMuffin (no egg), leftover from my McD's excursion 2 days before. 1 Belvita breakfast biscuit. 1 banana.
LUNCH: X-Large pizza shared w/ my buddy for our marathon writing day.
DINNER: Peanut butter and jelly sandwich. A few random other items (grazing) and 1 banana. (Did not eat heavy, since I had that social event in the evening).
SNACKS: I know I had several chocolate-covered pretzels and a piece of cake @ the We Make Movies event last night. Also, a few small candies throughout the day, while writing w/ my buddy.
EXERCISE: Full body stretch. 110 push-ups. 400 ab crunches / sit-ups.
TOTAL NO. OF STEPS: 5353.
WRITING: Worked for SIX hours w/ my buddy on our feature script collaboration. A FOURTH draft was started and finished in that time. And now we are at a point where we're calling it "done". An EXTREMELY productive writing day!
THERAPY HOMEWORK: None.
SOCIAL OUTINGS: Had my buddy over for our writing session, then went to a reading of a friend's new short script (I was one of the actors reading) and did some socializing/networking there.
MEDITATIVE WRITING: No time yesterday.
READING: No time yesterday.
HOUSEHOLD CHORES / PROJECTS: Last minute overall house clean up before my buddy's arrival for our writing session.
OTHER / MISC.: N/A
DID I MAKE THE BED? Yes.
DID I POOP MY PANTS? Nope. While there was the slightest of poo anxiety on my drive to the evening's reading/networking event, it was nothing I couldn't handle. I mean, after that massive dose of pizza for lunch, it was a given that I was gonna be kinda gassy, thus some "spikes" of poo anxiety were expected -- yet mostly ignored. Once I arrived to the event, all poo anxiety disappeared.
A further confirmation that when I'm busy, there's just no time to wonder about what to worry about. So busy w./ the script yesterday, then a couple of hours later, heading to that reading.
The key lesson here? Always be busy, so there's no time to worry about being busy. :)
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