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Yay! I have a dvd-rw drive now. I'm now doing my first dvd backup.

Special thanks to saintrigger for sharing this link

What are some best practices for peer coaching?

Today

Tasks:
-Sleep in because I was up late being a DVD Backer-Upper and then a silly Highlander Series Watching Goober. Check.
-Weigh self on scale. No change from yesterday. Total loss up to 9 lbs.
-Bathe. Check.
-Eat canadian bacon and eggs. Check.
-Coffee. Oooooh sweet mystery of life, at last I've found you (as I do every morning). Check.
-Drum Practice.
-Shopping list for next week.
-Drum Lesson
-Plan next week's meals.
-Meet Mom after work to show her Whole Foods Market.
-Do free weights, situps.
-Clean Kitchen, do laundry.

Phase II of the South Beach Diet begins Sunday. That is also my Call of Cthulu game (the better of the two). We'll have a full house of gamers, me thinks. I shall have a range of snacks, mostly the ones that I can eat in moderation. Oatmeal, whole wheat things and fruit here I come!

Oh, I forgot

For those interested in what DVD-RW I got, I got he Pioneer A06. There was a rebate on it, so I got it for $140. And it performs just fine. The bad news is that I had to disable my CD-RW to fit the DVD-RW in my case. Even though I have an extra slot, there were no extra cables or power connections to make it work. But that's okay, too, since this drive does CD-RW, too.

The day in review:

Okay, I have some groceries...but I may need to do more shopping tomorrow.

I found DVD-Rs on sale for 29 bucks (for a 25 pack) at best buy...that's a good deal without having to buy 600. We'll see how the quality is...the brand is TDK.

Drum lessons were fun. Note to self: practice more, dumbass.

Whole Foods is a fun store. But costly. But organic fun everything!

I watched Stargate SG-1 where Sam gets some sexual healing. He's adorable. I'm sure he'll make it into some of my fantasies later on. :-)

I still need to feed the cats, clean the kitchen, and do some working out.

Because tunskit and <user site="livejournal.com" user="reannon"

Innocence. Like a child, you seem to think of
things with more a curious look then an
explanative. The answers aren't important to
you all the time, sometimes it's just enjoying
the questions and finding new ones. When the
end came, you survived through the simple means
of not being in the wrong place, or, following
a butterfly away from the blast zone. Meeks...
damn you all.


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Woo! Shiny object!
*trots off*