The yeah nah of excersize
Apr. 1st, 2025 10:02 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
whitewriterI can completely see how easy it is to let excersize be the last thing on the books of the day and then to look at the time, see its 10pm and be like "yeah, nah". And then just go to bed thinking you'll "do it tomorrow".
Cause that's what I've been doing.
Yesterday I was looking forward to coming here and doing a bit of a write but once again, after I loaded the dishwasher and cleaned up and then put away the toys and had a shower and hung the laundry it was another case of "yeah nah".
Yeah nah is a very Australian phrase. It basically means no.
There is also a nah yeah - which also basically means yes.
This week due to May2's party I've cancelled everything to reduce the load.
I'm not buying take out, I still have to do all the groceries (Im on a free trial for groceries delivery however which actually helps a lot) and the cooking and the laundry and the everything else that goes with running the place -- and 2 shifts at work to go, so I really hope I get all the little bits done.
I guess the main thing, if I had to boil it all down to the essentials is the cake.
You have cake, you have party.
No cake. Its like what party is this?!
Then drinks.
Then food.
This reminds me I need to organise the drinks lol.
I've been loving this grocery delivery. It's got a feature of "quick order 50 mins delivery" if your cart is less than 40 items but more than $50 (not hard to hit these days) then they will deliver it to you by car in less than an hour.
It's insane. They won't tell you it's arrived :you have to watch your phone or your app -- I missed the last one. It was estimated for 4pm but I got busy - and so it was 4:15 by the time I noticed it had arrived -- and it has milk in the order, but 15 mins on the shaded porch on not a hot day, when you think about the travel time from the shop to home and how the milk is fine -- then its fine.
I noticed the car they use is not an air conditioned truck like the other deliveries so I probably wouldn't use it for something like frozen goods. I hate buying ice cream at the supermarket and taking it home in summer cause for sure it will melt to a puddle in the car. Not so bad if its tubs, it'll just refreeze- maybe if I remember I'd bring an ice brick and an eski but still. So that stuff might as well get delivered. Off their freezer truck into my freezer straight away.
For those deliveries they literally call me so many times to ensure I'm home and I've even been home with the front door open but missed the call so I missed the delivery. It's like come on guys the DOOR IS OPEN. I'm HERE! but no. And other times they just leave it out the front and don't even tell you.
Cause that's what I've been doing.
Yesterday I was looking forward to coming here and doing a bit of a write but once again, after I loaded the dishwasher and cleaned up and then put away the toys and had a shower and hung the laundry it was another case of "yeah nah".
Yeah nah is a very Australian phrase. It basically means no.
There is also a nah yeah - which also basically means yes.
This week due to May2's party I've cancelled everything to reduce the load.
I'm not buying take out, I still have to do all the groceries (Im on a free trial for groceries delivery however which actually helps a lot) and the cooking and the laundry and the everything else that goes with running the place -- and 2 shifts at work to go, so I really hope I get all the little bits done.
I guess the main thing, if I had to boil it all down to the essentials is the cake.
You have cake, you have party.
No cake. Its like what party is this?!
Then drinks.
Then food.
This reminds me I need to organise the drinks lol.
I've been loving this grocery delivery. It's got a feature of "quick order 50 mins delivery" if your cart is less than 40 items but more than $50 (not hard to hit these days) then they will deliver it to you by car in less than an hour.
It's insane. They won't tell you it's arrived :you have to watch your phone or your app -- I missed the last one. It was estimated for 4pm but I got busy - and so it was 4:15 by the time I noticed it had arrived -- and it has milk in the order, but 15 mins on the shaded porch on not a hot day, when you think about the travel time from the shop to home and how the milk is fine -- then its fine.
I noticed the car they use is not an air conditioned truck like the other deliveries so I probably wouldn't use it for something like frozen goods. I hate buying ice cream at the supermarket and taking it home in summer cause for sure it will melt to a puddle in the car. Not so bad if its tubs, it'll just refreeze- maybe if I remember I'd bring an ice brick and an eski but still. So that stuff might as well get delivered. Off their freezer truck into my freezer straight away.
For those deliveries they literally call me so many times to ensure I'm home and I've even been home with the front door open but missed the call so I missed the delivery. It's like come on guys the DOOR IS OPEN. I'm HERE! but no. And other times they just leave it out the front and don't even tell you.
