One Hundred Push Ups: The Final Test (A Sextet of Take)

You know the drilly; do as many push ups as is humanly possible:

30 ——> Already broke my new 50 minimum policy…bra-vo.

55 ——> Back to status quo.

70 ——> Hmmm…unexpected.

80 ——> Haven’t hit 80 straight in over a week and a half.

64 ——> The inevitable drop off.

(5 to 10 minute break between sets…I did what I felt like)

No new personal bests to report of (again). But at least I made it to 80 for the 3rd time ever. That gives me a glimmer of hope as I was caught in a 40-60 rut for the past 11 days or so and was afraid that I would be stuck there for a while. Breathing was important, as it always is. And the only strategy that continually gets me results is the balls-to-the-wall “do the reps as fast as possible” approach (with some considerable mental and physical hyping up beforehand). The slower I do the reps, the quicker my energy drains (or at least, that’s what it feels like). Hey, whatever works, right? Bottom line though is that, at almost TEN WEEKS in, the almighty 100 continues to elude me *smh* over and over again.

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"You only lose what you cling to."
Buddha
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[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.] Spun 17 times

Michael Jackson - Call On Me (Original Mix)

A childhood favourite and a track that my parents would play a lot around the house as well as on car trips. Recorded in 1973 by a teenage Michael who assures the listener that you’ve got a friend in him.

P.S. I’m certain that the background springing moog noise you hear about 7 seconds into the composition was sampled in a hip hop song; I just can’t quite put my finger on it. But just like the sound, my ears perked up and I sat up straight as soon as I heard the sample, knowing I’ve come across that somewhere before in a more recent track (I love that feeling). The digging saga continues…

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Ta-da! New jump to top arrow when endless scrolling.
The Home key definitely does the job alright. However this jump to top arrow takes you back home in style (like a roller coaster quickly rising to the top of the drop) as opposed to instantaneous teleportation when pressing Home. Either way, all of these improvements (big or small) further proves that the Tumblr team cares very much about constantly evolving their free product. It makes you wonder what significant advanced features are left to offer once those Tumblr pay accounts are enabled (and for the record, I’ve got my credit card all ready to say thank you).

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Ta-da! New jump to top arrow when endless scrolling.

The Home key definitely does the job alright. However this jump to top arrow takes you back home in style (like a roller coaster quickly rising to the top of the drop) as opposed to instantaneous teleportation when pressing Home. Either way, all of these improvements (big or small) further proves that the Tumblr team cares very much about constantly evolving their free product. It makes you wonder what significant advanced features are left to offer once those Tumblr pay accounts are enabled (and for the record, I’ve got my credit card all ready to say thank you).

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“God! I don’t know who’s weirder, you or me.”

“God! I don’t know who’s weirder, you or me.”

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