Good morning, cheetahs~
I have been up and down this morning since 4.
Gloria :: I know a lot of people have fear of the dentist. I don't, probably 'cause I've had so much dental torture over the years.
But what freaks me out is the MRI machine!! I'm a wuss about that thing...Anyway, I would say I probably do have a fairly high pain threshold. It doesn't hurt at all during the procedure, but it feels sore after (like when you've had a cavity filled or work done). It does hurt me some today, perhaps b/c the infection is still active, and will probably affect what I eat...I had to smile about the pamperfest. Too funny.
...Nice job puttin' in the miles...You have to tell us how much your tutee loves her gift.
Christine :: oh, oops! Somehow I thought you were getting a cut yesterday. IA with you on the team leadership thing. Looks like a killer workout today. But ut oh, I hope the yummy Indian food doesn't wreak havoc on your insides!
Carole :: is the fire situation this threatening every year, or is this year, in particular, worse?...*lol* about the pus. Thank you re: the TL!
Looking forward to seeing new photos of Beau.
Wendy :: There is not much that deters this appetite. The pus is way down deep in the root, though, so it's not like it's oozing out of my mouth. *lol* But I do have to be careful what I eat...have fun at the museum & enjoy your rest day.
On the potassium issue:
Shelly's comments yesterday made me feel better about failing pretty much every day
, but then last night, I sat down with the Sept./Oct. issue of
Muscle & Fitness Hers and read an article about potassium, which reiterated the need for
4,700 mg per day. I do eat lots of fruits and veggies, as the article suggests, but I guess not the right ones to get passing grades. Though I don't want to become "obsessed," I still think I would benefit from upping my intake.
For anyone else interested, I thought I would share the article's recommended "potassium all-stars," which include: baked potato with skin (794 mg), baked sweet potato (694 mg), 1/4 cup of tomato paste (664 mg), 1/2 cup cooked beet greens (654 mg), and 1/2 cup canned white beans (595 mg). Other good picks include: yogurt, legumes (soybeans, lima beans, lentils), spinach, fruit juices (prune, carrot, orange), fish (halibut, cod, tuna), and peaches, apricots, melons, and of course, bananas.
Today I'm feelin' the booty DOMS...I knew it was comin' as soon as I finished up Providence. I think that one, more than the other two AoS workouts, really hammers the lower body. Later will be a run and some ab work.
Have a fantastic Friday!