Am I overdoing it?

[Jamski]

Well, I tend to go for a walk about 11am for maybe half an hour, I just go to the bakers and back, get some nice cheese from the market perhaps, and then I'm all set for lunch. Don't try this if you live in LA though

-Jam

[The Andy-Man]

The book i am reading is fine, its just some parts which focus on social aspects bore me a little (i find social history dull i am afraid), but by and large its ok. I havn't even got to the war yet! Just finished a chapter about The Kansas problems in the 1850's.

I can fly through fiction books usually though. I am just worried that trying to learn ancient greek aswell is a bit to much (a sentence telling me about 'middle/passive imperative voice plus dative noun etc is a killer!)

[The Andy-Man]

I live in north London, quite nice area to walk around in to

[Jamski]

Lucky you then And there's a great Jewish baker in Golders Green you could walk to, its worth it for the bagels

-Jam

[The Andy-Man]

Golders green is a bit to far out of my way i think

shame though, sounds like a great place

[st_swithin]

Re: Am I overdoing it?

Originally posted by The Andy-Man
Latley I seem to feel tired all the time and find it really hard to read (non-fiction) books for more then 30mins a go, and even then its a little stough at times. And my eyes always feel over-used, if you know what i mean, dry and everything.

Is this because I am trying to read a book on a subject I have little prior knowladge to (atm US Civil War), and sometimes i even try to read a fiction book too, aswell as teaching myself classical greek.


Am I over doing it? I need advice I think, for example, to people who study alot and etc, how to you set your day out for it?

Any help would be appreciated...

It's like knowing when you're in love. If you have to ask, you probably are.

[The Andy-Man]

Thats actually very nicley put Swithin

[Jamski]

I thought if you had to ask, then you're not....

-Jam

[The Andy-Man]

don't confuse the issue

[st_swithin]

Issue? I see no issue.

[The Andy-Man]

i meant the quote hting, ahh never mind.

[The Andy-Man]

incidentaly jamski, do you think an hour at the snooker table would help as part of the excersise?

[st_swithin]

How about a couple million years on a StairMaster (Tm)?

[Jamski]

I'm not sure I'd call snooker exercise, but it is a damm good game, better than that american rubbish they call pool.

-Jam

[The Andy-Man]

US pool is seems actually count a bitmore complex compared to UK pool. It looks like it actualyl requires SOME thought, but is over quick enough for it to be a quic bit of fun.