Shocking, right? I got up this morning and did a 30 minute workout - thighs, butt, and power stretch. OMG I feel so energized! I am loving this workout DVD because I can mix and match the workouts, just pick one, or do them all. It’s bloody wonderful. As soon as I can master the beginning tone exercises, I’m going to move up to another more difficult one. I want to get my body used to the idea of working out before I totally shock it into major workout mode.

Then I actually ate a healthy breakfast.

I also got up this morning to find cat garf in three different places. Nice. I think he must have a sensitive tummy or something because I switched to a different brand of cat food. I might have to go back the the really expensive Iams stuff. *sigh*

Worked on The Book last night - got another 4 pages in which means Chapter 11 is complete! I’m getting there but my gaw it’s slow going. I keep thinking that if I can get past this major chunk, it’ll go a lot faster. At least that’s what I’m hoping for. Chapters 9 and 10 were so fast-paced that it’s time to slow things down a little for 11 and 12. It’s Wednesday, which means LOST finale AND I need to get another chapter done.

Sweetie Boy has his end of year party today at the school and then tomorrow is awards day. That is so cute. Then he has a doctor’s appoinment Friday afternoon - more ear problems. I think it’s blocked by wax again. So this should be another lovely experience with getting the ear flushed. Hoo-Ray.

Okay gotta started the day… I have to be at the school shortly!

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   Do NOT give him Iams! It’s one of the ones manufactured at Menu Foods that’s on the recall list — same ingredients as Wal-Mart (and just as dangerous). Plus, Iams tests on animals, keeps them in cages and their hair falls out, they go blind, etc.

   Look for a cat food with NO wheat gluten and not more than 2% ash content. It could be a high ash content that’s upsetting his stomach in whatever you’re giving him.

   Give him baby food for a couple of days, a jar at a time — Gerber Stage 2 baby beef, baby lamb, baby turkey, etc., and his tummy troubles will cease.

   Comment by Devon Ellington — May 23, 2007 @ 8:24 am

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