Was able to get back into the gym. Was only able to do about 15 minutes on the eliptical but started to get a sharp pain in my throat which hasn't happened in a long time. Then did some treadmill. Hopefully, this is just because I've been lazy for the last week and not some lingering effect of Covid.Was able to lift more or less what I could before. Will swim tomorrow.

Don't want to say it on my social media, because a lot of my classmates are struggling, but I was given an award for being the best in my graduating class in the field of tax. There are only about 20 students maybe that actually specialize in tax, but still it's a decent law school and everyone is pretty smart, so it's nice to beat them out. I remember waaaaaay back when in middle school being at an award ceremony and feeling so bad watching everyone else get awards knowing that I was just as smart of them and could have been the one getting them if I worked harder. And resolving to do better... which I totally didn't do in high school or college XD. Took me a while, but finally got there.

I'm about to close one chapter of my life, and turn the page to a new one. The terror and the excitement of what the future may hold, ...is why I'm here.

I have to confess something.

I was updating my resume, and I realized, that I can't consider 'Gaming' to be one of my hobbies anymore. I mean, how could I, I never actually play anything. I think I haven't played a single video game this year yet.

That's kinda sad.

It's the opposite for me. The last month I've been playing more than in the last two years.

At the very end, a small list. They like to know these things. I think. Hasn't hindered me before in any case lol.

Maybe we could level out a bit; I'll take some of your enthusiasm and you take some of my.. uhh.. unenthusiasm.

My computer says that's not a word, "unenthusiasm". Whatever, if it's not it is now.

It's honestly not a terrible idea depending on what work you're going into. I put stand up comedy on my resume, even though it was more of a hobby than a career, and that's what potential employers always want to talk about first. Forming a little personal bond with the interviewer is never a bad thing. The job I got recently I talked about football and cheesesteaks during the interview (it was in Philadelphia). 

So these things can help, although generally you want to get your resume onto one page, and if you have time to talk about your hobbies, depending on your age and the level of the position, it might make it appear that you don't have enough work stuff to fill out the resume. But, if you wind up interviewing with someone who likes videogames, can be helpful.

There is no secret. If you're overweight you have to lose weight and exercise more. If you are a normal weight and still have love handles, then that is just the way your body is shaped. 

It doesn't matter if I or you are positive, reality is what it is.

https://www.webmd.com/fitness-exercise/features/can-you-really-control-where-you-lose-fat

You can lose fat by dieting and exercising but there's no way to lose fat in one specific area. People's bodies store fat in different places. It is what it is. Not going to argue about it. Do what you want.

Exactly. Anything to avoid actually having to talk about why you are there. Answering “Because I need money, and this was the least worst thing to get it” to the question of what motivates you probably isn’t going to fly, even if that is the truth.