internal torment en route to the city / Buddhist revelation
Should I go to the gym before work or sit in Central Park, have a cup of coffee and a blueberry muffin and read a few blogs?
Should I go to the gym before work or sit in Central Park, have a cup of coffee and a blueberry muffin and read a few blogs?
Should I go to the gym before work or sit in Central Park, have a cup of coffee and a blueberry muffin and read a few blogs?
The sound of one hand clapping!
Should I go to the gym before work or sit in Central Park, have a cup of coffee and a blueberry muffin and read a few blogs?
Should I go to the gym before work or sit in Central Park, have a cup of coffee and a blueberry muffin and read a few blogs?
The sound of one hand clapping!
posted by The Unbearable Banishment at
8:41 AM
11 Comments:
I see you chose the funner of the two.
MT
UB: You sloth, you.
Seriously, save the gym for those mornings when the weather sucks.
I want to be there.
so, was it as lovely as it looks, sugar? xox
MT: Funner and less painful.
Rob: That's the EXACT same logic I used in making my choice. Great minds etc.
TH: Central Park: Open for business.
Savannah: Actually, the pic does not do it justice. It made for a very nice moment.
do a coin toss and do the opposite.
You made the wise, wise decision there. And I hope you'll do the same today--I'm looking out my kitchen window right now, and it's GORGEOUS out there in Brooklyn-land!
isn't "muffin lifting" a new olympic event?
So! Is that where you do your most frequent commentating?!
Kedar: If it landed on "go the the gym" I still would have bagged out and chose the muffin.
Leah: It WAS a spectacular day, wasn't it? That night, I met a friend and we went for a walk in the city. So beautiful out.
Daisy: We in America would take the gold in muffin tossing. And Pepsi drinking.
Ellie: It's ONE of the places, but this is my favorite venue.
Hahahaha...Oh, ha. When I first saw this post earlier in the week on my feed reader I completely missed the point, and I couldn't click on to read the comments which explain it.
See, if you don't look carefully (like me), the sunlight reflecting on your laptop looks like a white splatter, like a bird has done the most almighty shit all over your screen.
But it's just sunlight. I get it now.
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