Burn OUT

Sometimes I wonder WHY I'm doing all this training?

Is it for a sense of accomplishment?
To fight boredom?
Run away from problems?

Not really sure--I mean, why do anything but sit on my butt and eat fatty food and watch "Big Love" on HBO?

(Can you tell I'm cranky)?

Comments

  1. lol.

    Sometimes we question why we do what we do... hopefully you are enjoying most of what you're doing!

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  2. I suppose it's a natural thign to ask yourself "why you do what you do?". What answer did you come up with?

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