After Two Days of 'Real Work'

I started a 'real' job on Monday. As of now, it sucks. Hard.

In physics, the faster an object goes, the more energy it takes to move it. This is because mass grows proportionally greater with speed. At a certain point, near the speed of light, there isn't enough energy in the universe (that we know of) to make an object move. This phenomenon was observed at my job. Too much mass, and not enough energy.

At least I got to go for a run after. The Montour trail is nice. It used to be a railroad and at one point you run through a tunnel. Near a stream I climbed a steep hillside, much to the bewilderment of a middle-aged woman with Bon Jovi hair.

There's always the possibility that tomorrow will be better.