Jan. 17th, 2010

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My jog today went much easier than usual.

Normally I have to keep telling myself that it doesn't matter how pathetically slow I'm going. What matters is that I'm getting my heart pumping for a while and exercising my running muscles. And that's how I make it through the jog.

Today the jogging felt good the whole time. I never felt like quitting (except for thinking I'm tired of doing this and want to do something else now), and it felt like I was going faster than usual. And in fact it took me less than 23 minutes to do the route I took 26 minutes to do last weekend.

I'm going to pretend that some of my new habits are making me into a more fit person and so I will keep having nice runs in the future.

(Because writing down everything you eat is good exercise for your finger muscles, and fingers are actually much more important for jogging than people think. Or something.)
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I often misplace things for a while, but this is starting to get very old.

Last seen: New Year's Eve lunch when I got some stamps out of it to give someone.

Noticed missing: a couple of days later, I noticed my purse was too roomy, and the reason was that there was no wallet in there.

Where it isn't:
* purse
* backpack
* pockets of coats
* pockets of jackets
* restaurant where I last noticed having a wallet
* my car
* Robin's truck
* anywhere near my desk, in my desk, or on my desk, where I often pull out my wallet to keep things updated
* anywhere near the front door, where I often set things down when I come in
* in the bag with the dance shoes I wore that night
* anywhere in the closet where I store that bag
* anywhere on or near my dresser
* under the bed
* inside my sewing kit or with the things I was working on at the craft party the next day
* anywhere at work
* in the couch cushions or under the couch

No one has called me to report finding it. No one has started illicitly using the credit cards that were in there. I've got to have put it someplace stupid.

A superstitious part of me thought that when I bought a purse big enough to be roomy even with my wallet (making a place for it in my life), then it would appear. But no.

Am I really going to have to report the credit cards lost, get replacements, update all the places where I make automatic payments with those credit cards, replace my store rewards cards, replace my work ID again (I just did it a week before I lost my wallet), get more stamps, not to mention a new wallet, and just give up on ever seeing the cash and free passes and receipts again before it magically reappears? Can't it just reappear now? Pretty please?

I've put off buying things I normally buy with credit cards, but I'm going to run out of gas soon. The superstitious part of me thinks that if I start using my debit card for these things, then my wallet will immediately appear, thus making me feel stupid for not having waited just a little bit longer. That would be a more fun way to be annoyed than to replace everything first. I'm going to go get some gas now.
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Worst episode ever.

Here's how season 3 is supposed to go:

Chuck and Sarah run off and try to live a normal life together. This doesn't work. Every episode either bad guys find them and they have to fight, good guys find them and they have to escape without hurting anyone, or they can't help noticing bad guys and can't keep from doing good.

They finally realize they have to find a job that can move with them as they run around the country David Banner style. They have a food cart or maybe a juggling act. (Are there different food cart regulations in each state?) They interact with strangers in fun and interesting ways.

I've heard there are budget issues. They could stay in different hotels, but they all look the same (same set) except for the painting over the bed. Different painters apply to have their work featured on the show.

Meanwhile, we have an adventure with Morgan and Anna when Chuck and Sarah are in Hawaii. Later, Morgan moves back to the states to open his own restaurant, and occasionally they run into him at chef conventions. Morgan has to deal with employees who are just like he was, but Anna kicks their butts.

All the losers from the BuyMore finally get their band off the ground, and we see them traveling in their bus around the country--and they also just happen to be in the same place as Chuck and Sarah more than one would expect from random adventures. Their bus is basically like the video room at the buy more, only a bit smaller and with more instruments.

I haven't quite figured out how Awesome and Ellie stay in the picture. At the very least, there are untraceable disposable cell phones. And they can meet in exotic locations for Thanksgiving or whatever.

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