I ended up in the office till 7:30 PM but got (almost) everything done, so I can be more relaxed for the weekend and walk into less of a shitstorm Monday.

Yesterday was a good day.

So the cardiologist my doctor referred me to didn't have an opening until nearly a month away, which is really no big deal, given that I don't really quite understand why I'm going to a cardiologist at all. 

I had inquired about such a thing some years ago but my doctor shot it down saying that every time I run I'm performing a stress test on my heart, and that if there were any issues it would be apparent. He did order an EKG "just to have some baseline numbers" but that's about as far as that whole thing went.

 

I had inquired about such a thing some years ago but my doctor shot it down saying that every time I run I'm performing a stress test on my heart, and that if there were any issues it would be apparent. He did order an EKG "just to have some baseline numbers" but that's about as far as that whole thing went.

Yes, well, this situation is somewhat different.

Hey.  With all due apologies to the light sleepers here, I think I have gotten more sleep the past four nights than the average person gets in a week.  

I really hate to touch this. I mean I reallly, really hate to touch this, but yeah, sleeping has been less of struggle the past month than in any other time that I can remember...in my life! I've been throwing up 4 to 5 hour blocks of sleep like I got narcolepsy or some shit. It's been wonderful. #knocksonwood

 

hope you didn't jinx it 

I think you did by hoping I didn't 

It's nothing a lot of miles won't fix, and I got those!

MTA: For me anyway

Managed to get out of the office by 1 this afternoon and home in time to get in 6 miles. It was only 75 degrees but the 78% humidity just felt blah. Luckily there was a 10 mph ENE wind so I got to feel that at some points.