What a week it has been!
So shortly after my last post; was doing my best to keep up on working out and getting up early and all that… Well, then all of a sudden I was tired and lethargic and didn’t want to do anything. I was so tired. I figured it was heat exhaustion. Maybe something else. Not sure. It’s been a long week! What a week! I would take a nap after every work day last week and I couldn’t get up in the morning on time to work out. And I wasn’t eating hardly anything. Maybe I had a bug; maybe it was just being tired from the heat. Whatever it was it made me very tired! Up until yesterday, I was still feeling pretty exhausted.
Monday took no cakes…
On Monday; Sarah and I both were working a little later than we usually do and I decided to cook our supper. Little did I know that my cutting knife would like to cut off half of my fingernail on my left-hand index finger. Happy typing for me! However; my friend Dr. Fred and his wife Jen helped me out and cauterized the incision and made it great again! Well, it still hurts, but that is my stupidity. I look forward to making a full recovery within four months. This has been a week for certain!
Excuse, No Excuse.
Regardless; I think it goes without saying that I haven’t been able to work out the way I wanted to. However, I have been very encouraged by all the feedback that I have been getting from you all and will keep up on it as the weeks go by. I am encouraged by all the advice and cheers that I have been getting. Thank you for your help and the encouragement to keep my going to do it! Tonight is going to be a long walk with Sarah, and tomorrow is going to be a long run. Saturday I am hoping for a mountain bike excursion with FreedomSystem.org – got to make it happen! What a week it has been and I look to rectify my situation with a better excuse of no excuses allowed.
Until next time:
Kenny graduated from Indiana University South Bend in 2012 with a Bachelors in General Studies with three major concentrations: English, Political Science, and Electronic Media. Kenny has an Associates Degree in Criminal Justice.
Kenny spent twelve years in the United States Army, Active and National Guard. He was an Infantryman, Airborne qualified and a combat life saver (a medical class). He spent some time overseas in Baghdad, Iraq. Came home and quickly got back to doing what he loves.
Kenny loves to help people. All he wants to do is help people with whatever they need help with; especially Veterans. He is the CEO of FreedomSystem.org a Veteran non-profit organization. Where he donates a lot of his time; the rest of his time he works as an independent graphic artist, designer, and writer.
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