Does Your Blood Have Enough FOOD?
I’ll admit that I made scores of quilts before I was introduced
to the notion of rules about borders. When I added borders to
my early quilts, I viewed the borders like a frame around a
picture.
Sometimes I used fabric that was darker than the fabric I used
in the blocks in the center of the quilt. Other times, I
wanted to make the quilt larger, so I pieced borders that used
some of the fabric in the center of the quilt while introducing
new fabric in the borders.
And I just kept adding borders until the quilt was the size I
wanted it to be.
In a couple of my quilts, I added blocks or partial blocks
using the same design as in the center of the quilt, but using
different colors than those I used in the center blocks.
Maybe you can imagine my surprise when I learned that I had
broken many of the special Quilt Border Rules.
One rule that I have broken many times is that the border
should be a little wider than the blocks in the center of your
quilt. That would mean that if your blocks in the center were
12 inches square, your border should be at least 12 inches wide.
I can’t even begin to count the number of quilts where I broke
that rule. Maybe I should be embarrassed. Or not.
What The ???????
So—are you wondering what information on how to make a quilt is doing on a fitness blog? Or did you just get tired of reading that and skipped down to see is something sensible was available here today? TIRED!
That is the operative word here today. Tired is when you become worn out in regards to something. You were tired of reading that drivel in the first few paragraphs. You get tired of your spouse nagging you to mow the lawn(guys) or cook a meal (gals). Or, to get back on track, you get tired of your workout time…and the synonym here is “fatigue”. And fatigue is one of the most common symptoms of over training and definitely something to look at.
Low blood sugar is a major cause of fatigue in a physical condition. So if you are feeling tired (fatigued) and this is keeping you from a good consistent daily workout you need to investigate the cause. So if you feel absolutely worn out BEFORE your workout take a look at your diet. Are you ingesting the proper food to get (and keep) you going? If you have spent any time at all in a workout program you should have studied nutrition and prepared a diet complementary to your goals. So if you are physically worn out take a look at that grocery shopping list. Vegetables (green), fruits (ripe!) and plenty of protein bearing foods should get that glucose level back up and let you grab those weights for the necessary hour or so!

