My Actifit Report Card: April 15 2022

Good Friday is a day to think about the sacrifice of Christ for our sins–His body broken for us and His blood poured out for our sins. Today it hit me quite strongly in a way that I haven’t felt it in most years past, and I found myself really quite entranced by contemplation of the mysteries. There’s something to that which I can’t describe in writing, but it’s a great aid to my spirit.

Got out for a morning walk and again later in the evening for a shorter walk, meaning that my physical activity will look at least okay on the metrics, though I didn’t quite get as much as I might have if I’d been more active during the day itself.

Generally, I’ve been enjoying the unseasonably cool weather. It looks like tomorrow might be the last day of that, but at least I should be able to get out for a good bit of exercise if I’m able to get up early enough to beat the worst of the sun. Plus, Saturdays are always low-traffic, making it the ideal time to get out.

Health-wise, I’m feeling okay. Not great, and I have some symptoms that make me think I’ll have some worse times in the next few days than I’ve been having, but at least for now I’m okay and I’ll just keep one foot in front of the other. Maybe I’m just anxious about nothing, though I obviously need to get this checked out given the sheer amount of time that it’s been bothering me.

I didn’t get much sleep last night, which was partly because I procrastinated on going to bed. I need to be better about that, but I’m going to make up for it tonight by getting this up and then going to bed almost an hour earlier than usual.

I wrote three thousand words for Carrion Birds today, which means that I’ve gotten another pretty significant chunk of completion done on the text. Character advancement and some of the rules section are done, so now I just need to start working on the final sections of rules, the gear (which is mathematically quite simple due to how the system works so there’s no great difficulty there), and some little setting introductions (mostly history of the 1910s and “here’s where you might want to look for ideas” blurbs).

I think that I should have it finished by next week, and then I can go back to full-time focusing on editing and maybe a couple essays now and again.

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