I’m not much of a web designer, and certainly not much of an artist, and it’s obvious when you look at IndieGameDev.com.
For the moment, it’s just placeholder stuff. Some links to some sites I frequent. In the future, I may add a forum, and maybe some other resources, but I got tired of having the domain point to nothing.
One week left until Day 90, and I can’t wait to get to it so I can start Power 90 Masters series and get rid of the next 30 pounds. As of this weekend, I hit 31 pounds lost, and I bought a new belt that will hopefully take me through the end of P90M.
In other news, Infinte Suns is seeing some progress again, though in a different form from the original MMO. It will be single player, and for the moment, will be essentially just a game where you fly your ship from station to station, trading or doing simple missions to gain money to buy new ships and weapons. Eventually, probably in IS2, it will have RPG elements like player stats and a skill tree, an optional storyline, more complicated missions, NPC’s that talk to you, etc… The goal, however, for the first iteration of Infinite Suns is just getting the basic game mechanics done and polished.
Like the title says, I’ve got a bit of some sort of virus or something, but I still pushed through today’s workout (sculpt 3-4). I’m so close to the end, I absolutely don’t want to miss workouts now. Off to bed.
Who me? No. But this guys got a pretty neat free ebook on the subject. As I’m trying to find ways out of building other peoples projects, it was sure interesting. I should check my stats. I wonder if there’s more than five people reading this blog.
Certainly, if there are, I’ve never managed to say anything to provoke any of them to actually make a comment. Ah well.
There are two weeks left to go, and as of today, my weight loss stands at 29 pounds. I’m going to try to really push it and see if I can’t get that number up by doing an extra workout in the morning, probably just some light cardio (like bike riding) or something.
It’s hard to believe that the end of this program is so close. On Day 1, Day 90 seemed so very far away, almost like forever, but now that we’re down to it, it’s easy to see that 90 days really isn’t that much time. It doesn’t seem quick when you’re first starting out, but by the end you wonder where the time went, especially if you stick with it every day.
And that’s the key. Don’t slack off. Just do your workout every day, eat as clean as you can, and in no time, you’ll see results. But you have to work at it every day if you want to be fit and healthy. You can’t just lose a bunch of weight and then go back to your old habits or you will become the old you. It has to be a total lifestyle change.
After Day 90, we’re going to take a “break” from the heavy workouts for a week or so before getting into the Power 90 Masters series, which is on it’s way. I’m sooo looking forward to some new workouts. If there’s one unfortunate thing about power 90, it’s that there’s not enough variation in the routines to last 90 days without some amount of boredom toward the end. In fact, this last week, we substituted some other cardio workouts for the Sweat 3-4. For the last couple weeks, I think we’re going to rotate the three cardio workouts (Sweat 3-4, Power 90 Fat Burning Express, and Jillian Michaels Banish Fat Boost Metabolism). JM’s workout really kicked our butts because it was so different from what we’d been doing. Sweat poured off us in buckets.
So if you want to make a good effort at improving yourself while helping the environment, read this article:
Thinner is better to curb global warming, study says
I mean, really, if you don’t want to get fit for yourself, why not do it for the rest of us!