30 Day Challenge Day 10

I have lost 6 lbs since starting this thing, which means I'm halfway to my weight right before I started college. Pretty neat huh? It wasn't really my goal to lose weight (I was after the mental benefits of clarity and life contentment and a wee bit o' motivation) but it's a nice bonus.

Yoga is getting easy. I'm a little bored with doing it every night, but at least it's not torture anymore. Plus all my friends are there, and we've been gettin lax about that whole, silence in the yoga studio thing, so it's more of a party now. Wooh! Party on dudes! I'll bring the lemon flavored water and you bring the coconut water!

Yup, lot's of fun here. Oh yeah, and I went to yoga totally trashed because I had a glass and a half of white wine that I drank while watching more Lost. Trashed. This raw food thing is making us cheap dates. It's awesome.

One of Joe's favorite authors, Rudy Rucker, is visiting us for dinner next week while on his New Zealand adventure (I like to call all vacations here adventures because that's kind of what comes to mind when you think of this place - mountains and cayaking, bungee jumping, sheep, caves, roughin it). I like this development a lot. I just read one of his books, to be prepared. It was called Master of Space and Time and it was great fun. We're gonna have a good time with this dude. I wonder what he'll think of all the raw food.

It's been very wintery the past couple days here so I haven't been on any of my own adventures recently. Reading about Miranda's Australian adventure has me inspired though. I'm a little too tied down with all these challenges this month. I might have to relax it all for a couple days and go on a train adventure, find some elves or, even better, money.