Tendencies

In life as well as in climbing when we are scared of failure we often times set ourselves up for failure. This way we know what is going to happen and therefore we're not scared of the outcome. Chrystal clear right? Yeah I don't understand either. I feel I have touched on this already and that I will again in the future. My plan is to try and slow things down, pick things that I can accomplish and attack them. Then hopefully if I have cleared up a few things I will be able to focus better on other things that seemed to be bigger than they are.

1. listen
2. observe
3. think
4. plan
5. act

Where did the time go?

It's been 3 weeks since I last tried to turn over the stones in my head, hoping to find something meaningful and inspiring for my many fans. So, here it is!!!

I have been working.

OK that wasn't all that inspiring. On Tue. I will start working @ the gym, so hopefully I will be inspired to train a bit.

Without training at all since I closed my last project, I have however seemed to have stayed in decent shape. I went out twice:

Ice Pond - almost did Unleaded 7c
Peters Kill - did Village Idiot 7a+ second try (probably would have flashed it if my tired brain would have seen the enormous right foothold, oh well!)

Both days I felt surprisingly strong. So maybe working a bit, as long as it is physical labor and only a little bit, isn't so bad.

Summer is here tomorrow= 95' 95% humidty. Probably won't be writing much until the fall, but then I will be writing a long list of assents...