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l33tminion) wrote2010-01-03 09:01 pm
l33tminion) wrote2010-01-03 09:01 pm
Battling Cold and Snow
Last night's dream was bizarrely uneventful, basically the scene was a televangelist's program, with the dream from the perspective of no particular observer and myself not actually in the dream-scene. Don't remember any unusual details.
Got in a little climbing, despite feeling cold and still tired from yesterday's workout:
(Unnamed Green) (5.7, climbed)
Count Cracks-a-lot (5.7, passed on first try)
On my way home, stepped into the Harvard Coop to get out of the cold, which set back my effort to reduce the number of unread books on my shelf a bit. On the plus side, bought another copy of Infinite Jest (to probably loan out to someone else). Also went to EMS and bought some new boots (not an ideal fit, but sturdy and waterproof and warm (a real plus, walking is so much less pleasant when your toes hurt from the cold)), a nifty winter hood / face-mask (in the wrong size, unfortunately, so I'll have to exchange that), and some new gloves (in hopes that they'd keep my fingers warmer than the previous pair (so far so good on that front, but today wasn't cold enough for a real test, and snow seems to stick to them more, which is a disadvantage)).
Got in a little climbing, despite feeling cold and still tired from yesterday's workout:
(Unnamed Green) (5.7, climbed)
Count Cracks-a-lot (5.7, passed on first try)
On my way home, stepped into the Harvard Coop to get out of the cold, which set back my effort to reduce the number of unread books on my shelf a bit. On the plus side, bought another copy of Infinite Jest (to probably loan out to someone else). Also went to EMS and bought some new boots (not an ideal fit, but sturdy and waterproof and warm (a real plus, walking is so much less pleasant when your toes hurt from the cold)), a nifty winter hood / face-mask (in the wrong size, unfortunately, so I'll have to exchange that), and some new gloves (in hopes that they'd keep my fingers warmer than the previous pair (so far so good on that front, but today wasn't cold enough for a real test, and snow seems to stick to them more, which is a disadvantage)).