read something very cool! hi all. Well, loads of extra rest, social events, happy days and sad and still keeping sober (into my fourth month) - so I'm very happy!!! I bought a book today about running (I'm so obsessed with both books and running) - I read something I thought was cool: 'Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional' - its relating to long distance running, but I think its applicable here too. Love to all. Bon weekend! x |
I join you in your obsession about books. They've saved my life. Running however... And, I agree, suffering is optional. We can choose to be happy. :) |
Fabulous quote, thanks for sharing! I have started reading much more AND working out. Keeping the mind and body healthy is essential. |
What's the name of the book? I've been reading and running a lot these days. Even yesterday, after my very first sober night on a tourbus, I went running with two of the guys, it was great. I think I'm starting a new era in my life. Four months is amazing, good job, you can be very proud! |
That is so true, in any endeavor worth really working for! We can't always control what happens to it. But we can control how we perceive it. |
Also related to getting in shape, and applicable here: "You can be sore today, or sorry tomorrow." |
Glad you guys like it. The book is 'What I talk about when I talk about running' by Haruki Murakami - such a great read. LOVE Murakami. - and so awesome Sentso to hear you are entering a new era of your life - 28 is a good age to do it! Thanks for the other quote Change4good - awesome! |
I've heard about Murakami, but never read anything he wrote. I'll keep it in mind! (change4good: ah ah "you are not a tree". Should write that on my bathroom's mirror) |
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