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Finished Couch to 5k today. I've stopped and started this program like 3-4 times, but never stayed consistent. Unfortunately my pace is a little too slow, so I didn't actually hit 5 kilometers during the

source I was debating a 5/5 score, but I feel as if something was missing towards the end. Tress as a character is loveable and I loved how ordinary she started out; smart, but lowkey; brave, but fearful.

Week 11 Reflection Score: 0x0%, 5x80%, 2x100% = 85,7% (I'm beeing cautiously optimistic. Sunday's result is actually pending. It'll be between 88,6 and 74,3) What went right? Honestly: Not sure, but a

I’m experimenting with edamame this week. It’s a cheaper source of protein and is a complete protein, meaning it has all the amino acids your body needs to maintain itself. Other plants have protein as

source If there's one genre I'd never expect to get me out of a reading slump, it's sci-fi. Reading 2001: A Space Odyssey was more of a surprise pick than a genuine attempt to attack my growing TBR. After

Week 10 Reflection Score: 100% What Went Right? The week was well balanced. I decided to commit the next few months to exercise and spending time outdoors. What Went Wrong? ate too much chocolate feeling

My reflection for last week: What went right? Feeling rather decent, just from an everyday mood Kind of way. Collected some steam in week 8. Number 9 has been good so far. Even though I barely managed

source Nothing helps me through scary/tough moments like rereading classic horror/science fiction. I grabbed this on the way out the door because I'd felt like rereading it and it's pretty short! I read

source So this is a weird one to review because I genuinely don't really think I'd recommend it to anyone who actually hangs out on OBC? Or like anyone under the age of...40? Or anyone kind of generally

Today, I actually started with something small, and it gave me the motivation to look more into what I'm supposed to do and make some plans. It's not like I had a bad why, but I didn't have a good one

source Who is ready for the most bias review in the world? :heheheheh: Okay in all seriousness I genuinely don't know how to review this objectively because Bioshock is one of my favourite things in the

I have a good system that works and gives results and today if I simply follow it without worrying about optimising further, I will be able to get the results I want in my desired timeline. As the systems

source Really enjoyed this book. It is set in the Sunset District of SF and follows the story of a naïve young guy, Shelley, from China who comes to the US hoping to strike it rich as a poet and impress

source I liked how it’s written starting as fun facts about his childhood etc. It makes it very unsettling cuz you know something bad is going to happen and you’re on edge waiting for it and it happens.

source This is one of those books that just sits heavy in your chest long after you close it. And not because it’s dramatic or trying to emotionally manipulate you but like it's tender and so painfully

I'll be adjusting my routine again cuz I'm learning a new language and working on my diet and physical activity. I'm gonna take the weekend off, carefully forge a daytime routine. I try to complete all

source So when this is written it would've been absolutely revolutionary, and I'm not surprised that Forster was reluctant to publish it during his lifetime considering what happened to Oscar Wilde (who

source I'm reading so many great debut books these last few months, it's really doing wonders for my mental health lmao I picked this up as a new arrival on Libby on a whim and certainly did not regret

Week 7 Reflection Score: 51.36% What went right? My morning routines are a lot more stable. I’ve established a good balance with that I’m been drinking a lot more. Mostly due to the heatwave here as it’s

source WOW! This is my first time reading a Superman comic in full, and man was this one the best introduction to the mythos yet! For those unaware, this is an adaptation of an episode of the radio serial