- Thank you God for communication.
- Thank you God for Your Love that works through me.
- Thank you God for yummy chicken chow mein that my husband and I made together.
- Thank you God for team work.
- Thank you God for keeping us safe daily.
- Scheduled for our radiator to be replaced. I got a radiator from Jueve's in Guadalupe maybe 4 years ago and it's been a nightmare. It has a lifetime warranty on the part, but not labor. It's already been replaced 4 times and this time, if we exchange out the part, would be the 5th in those 4 years. No thank you. I told our mechanic I wanted a more reliable part and he found me a radiator that he likes that has a 3 yr warranty parts & labor, so that will be good. It's more expensive than I would like, but to only have to replace and pay for all of it once is enough. I figure with the part I got from Jueve's, I could've gotten a part from Ford, which they have a huge markup and had money leftover with what I've had to spend. Anyway, we're scheduled to get this done tomorrow, if all goes well with our mechanic's schedule.
- I feel much different with getting solid sleep. Been having more dreams lately that I can remember.
ACTIONS:
- My heart meds, hair supps, Multi vitamins, fish oil, probiotics, cinnamon, Zn, Mg, Ca - Done morning
- Water with lemon
- Clove of raw garlic in the morning - Done
Get Tuesday's subcon work done.- Get Wednesday's subcon work done - got work really late and didn't get much done.
- Get -
tomatoes, bananas,avocados, 2 bags tortilla chips, mantecadas- husband Thaw out chicken for chow mein- mePick up drycleaning- husbandRefill 1 week's worth of meds/supps.Drop Takamine to get adjusted at BM. - husband- Return DVDs to Target for refund - me
Order DVDs from Amazon- meOrder glue sticks for son's class- me- Pickup stuff from Chandler Library
- Return DVD to Perry and pickup new items from Perry.
- Pickup heart meds from pharmacy.
- Get more - iodine, cinnamon, children's probiotics (end of next week)
- Get radiator replaced. - scheduled for Thursday, if the mechanic can get the job he has now done.
- Update driver's license for my husband - a zillion people there, so another time, maybe February
- Update my husband's ss card at the ss administration office in downtown Phx - February?
- Make photo album for husband's mom & kids' Grandma M
- Upload videos to YT for kids for karate. - Loaded this to the wrong YT account.
- I need to get an estimate on the repairs and fax to them this week. - I called JT regarding this and he told me what I needed to do.
- Resolve format issues with some MP3s to my iPod.
- Continue with job search.
- File paperwork in crate.
- Explorer Things To Fix List - rear 3rd brake light (whole assembly $120 + labor), passenger side powered mirror ($31 from eBay + labor), passenger front seat powered windows ($120-200 total), left rear tail light ($35 from eBay + labor), rear windshield wiper ($20 from eBay + labor), front hood strut mechanism, rear driver's side door fixing it ($200), replace radiator ($200-300)
SLEEP:
- 10:45 pm - 6:00 am (7.25 hrs) - feel much better.
FOOD JOURNAL:
Breakfast (8:30 am) - arroz de fideos with 3 eggs scrambled into it - yummy and the last of the arroz de fideos
Lunch (1:15 pm) - Post workout smoothie - didn't want to eat a panini - ice, water, blueberries, pineapple, cinnamon, whey protein powder, ground flaxseed, greens powder
Dinner (7:15 pm) - homemade chicken chow mein - noodles, yellow pepper, some greens from the garden, chicken, carrots, garlic, lite soy sauce, sea salt, oyster sauce, cornstarch, sesame oil, white pepper, rice oil
Breakfast (8:30 am) - arroz de fideos with 3 eggs scrambled into it - yummy and the last of the arroz de fideos
Lunch (1:15 pm) - Post workout smoothie - didn't want to eat a panini - ice, water, blueberries, pineapple, cinnamon, whey protein powder, ground flaxseed, greens powder
Dinner (7:15 pm) - homemade chicken chow mein - noodles, yellow pepper, some greens from the garden, chicken, carrots, garlic, lite soy sauce, sea salt, oyster sauce, cornstarch, sesame oil, white pepper, rice oil
EXERCISE
Workout Time = 12:27 pm
Warmup - 30 sec. each (video below)
- Push Pulls with Arms
- High Knee March
- Wide Arm Circles (Forward & Backward)
- Deep Squat
- Arm & Hip Rotations (a challenge to be this coordinated)
- Fluid Warrior
- Torso Rotations
- Up & Outs
- Boxer Shuffle
- Jumping Jacks
Zuzka ZSHRED #20
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The 1-Minute Workout (1 min. of each exercise) for 2 Rounds
- Exercise 1: Jump Rope High Knees
- Exercise 2: Commando Push-up/Jump Tuck
- Exercise 3: Jump Rope High Knees
- Exercise 4: 3 Jump-Lunge - Cobra to Downward Dog
- Exercise 5: Jump Rope High Knees
- Exercise 6: Goblet Squat
- Exercise 7: Jump Rope High Knees
- Exercise 8: Reptile Plank Jump
Cooldown: min. -
Warmup: Time = 5:45, Max HR = 150 bpm, Avg HR = 108 bpm
Round 1 -----------------------------------------------------------
Exercise 1: Time = 1:00, Max HR = 150 bpm, Avg HR = 142 bpm
Exercise 1: Time = 1:00, Max HR = 150 bpm, Avg HR = 142 bpm
Exercise 2: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 149 bpm, Avg HR = 148 bpm
Exercise 3: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 149 bpm, Avg HR = 149 bpm
Exercise 4: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 149 bpm, Avg HR = 143 bpm
Exercise 5: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 148 bpm, Avg HR = 147 bpm
Exercise 6: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 153 bpm, Avg HR = 145 bpm
Exercise 7: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 153 bpm, Avg HR = 145 bpm
Exercise 8: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 151 bpm, Avg HR = 147 bpm
Exercise 3: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 149 bpm, Avg HR = 149 bpm
Exercise 4: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 149 bpm, Avg HR = 143 bpm
Exercise 5: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 148 bpm, Avg HR = 147 bpm
Exercise 6: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 153 bpm, Avg HR = 145 bpm
Exercise 7: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 153 bpm, Avg HR = 145 bpm
Exercise 8: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 151 bpm, Avg HR = 147 bpm
Round 2 -----------------------------------------------------------
Exercise 1: Time = 1:00, Max HR = 157 bpm, Avg HR = 151 bpm
Exercise 2: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 157 bpm, Avg HR = 151 bpm
Exercise 3: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 158 bpm, Avg HR = 154 bpm
Exercise 4: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 158 bpm, Avg HR = 154 bpm
Exercise 5: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 157 bpm, Avg HR = 152 bpm
Exercise 6: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 164 bpm, Avg HR = 155 bpm
Exercise 7: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 164 bpm, Avg HR = 158 bpm
Exercise 8: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 155 bpm, Avg HR = 153 bpm
Cooldown: Time = 7:31, Max HR = 154 bpm, Avg HR = 128 bpm
Exercise 3: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 158 bpm, Avg HR = 154 bpm
Exercise 4: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 158 bpm, Avg HR = 154 bpm
Exercise 5: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 157 bpm, Avg HR = 152 bpm
Exercise 6: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 164 bpm, Avg HR = 155 bpm
Exercise 7: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 164 bpm, Avg HR = 158 bpm
Exercise 8: Time = 1:00 Max HR = 155 bpm, Avg HR = 153 bpm
Cooldown: Time = 7:31, Max HR = 154 bpm, Avg HR = 128 bpm
Zone 1 = 3:34, Zone 2 = 1:04, Zone 3 = 3:14, Zone 4 = 10:52, Zone 5 = 2:44
Total Time = 29:27
Max HR = 164 bpm
Avg HR = 136 bpm
Total Calories = 355
Notes: This was a good workout. I ate 1/2 a fig bar before the workout and felt much better than having nothing. My husband suggested this. I have jump ropes, but where I do my workout, I cannot use the jump rope, so I simulate jump roping.
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