Thor's hammer scenario?
Posted: Sun May 08, 2005 10:20 pm
Wow. Shovelglove is going very well for me. It's Sunday, I'm at work, and I've taken Sat and Sun off. I'm finding myself wanting to do the shovelglove! This is a good thing...
I'm not religiously sticking to 14 minutes; what I do instead is finish the routine. I'm in general not bound by the clock in every other part of my life, so sticking to an arbitrary 14 minute exercise schedule is counterintuitive to me. I think the routine I do takes between 15 and 20 minutes to finish.
I really am glad to have discovered this mode of exercise. It's fun, and I feel stronger already. I have a feeling that my trips to the gym are going to be lessened, as I prefer to do shovelglove!
I've lately been thinking about Thor's hammer, Mjolnir and its relevance to my sledgehammer/shovelglove mindset. Don't have much more to say about it just yet, but I can feel the conceptual resonance of this when I go shovelgloving... I'm just waiting for the thunder and lightning to fly from the end of my sledgehammer.
Anyone have any ideas about a Thor's Hammer scenario?
I'm not religiously sticking to 14 minutes; what I do instead is finish the routine. I'm in general not bound by the clock in every other part of my life, so sticking to an arbitrary 14 minute exercise schedule is counterintuitive to me. I think the routine I do takes between 15 and 20 minutes to finish.
I really am glad to have discovered this mode of exercise. It's fun, and I feel stronger already. I have a feeling that my trips to the gym are going to be lessened, as I prefer to do shovelglove!
I've lately been thinking about Thor's hammer, Mjolnir and its relevance to my sledgehammer/shovelglove mindset. Don't have much more to say about it just yet, but I can feel the conceptual resonance of this when I go shovelgloving... I'm just waiting for the thunder and lightning to fly from the end of my sledgehammer.
Anyone have any ideas about a Thor's Hammer scenario?