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April 2005 Last night I spent the better part of 3 hours laying in bed, thinking about virtually everything. Where would I be without a Sunday to think? From how my back felt after a day of moving furniture in my office, to relationships I’ve had – past and present – to things I enjoyed doing and want to do more of before it’s too late. I think what prompted such a trip down Memory Lane was my inevitable packing up of my childhood room this weekend. Old yearbooks, notes, pictures, report cards– were just some of the things I had a chance to go through. I came across a lot of things I remembered keeping for specific memories, but I could no longer remember what those memories were. I found old baseball cards which meant so much to me then – because the baseball Gods I loved and looked up to – which today mean little more than the $3 they’re each worth. And then I found old photo albums which, in essence, are priceless. So my restlessness kept me awake last night and my memories kept me company. It’s been a long week on the road. I’ve been away from home since last Tuesday, when I left for Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Since then I’ve been to Los Angeles and I head out later today for Seattle, Washington. That will complete our "west coast tour" (with one stop in the midwest, of course) for the month of April, and boy it couldn’t come any sooner. I’m feeling pretty good. I am trying so desperately to eat healthy, though life on the road doesn’t exactly contribute to the cause. But all I can do is assure myself that once I’m settled back in New York I’ll return to the gym and go at it again and again. Will that really happen? I am certain it won’t – but it’s nonetheless worth the thought. This will keep my late-night Domino’s orders from killing me of guilt. The cholesterol and fat and calories can take care of that on their own! |
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