What I learned about light work

I was thinking about how tired I get doing simple tasks, and I need a break. But, really they are sych simple tasks, but together, uninterrupted they seem much worse. I instantly recognized thus was the very thing I notice with exercises.

I like running because I notice a drammatic effect almost instantly with burning legs,  sweat or an increased pulse, done long enough I even feel exhaustion. But, what about the things I do that seem so mundane and simple like a sit up? I wonder is this even work? But, after about 50 of them I wonder if I wven could make it to 100.

I do make it to 100. It is alot like taking a step in my mind. It takes very many steps to get somewhere, but if you only worry about taking one step, many times; then, it will end up being a great distance.

I am thinking about jobs I do around the house though, not doing exercises. But, I was taught that to understand an angle that is unknown, we use what is known. Usually, we know a side length or another angle. So, as my dad taught, to understand greater complexity in an unknown we examine a greater complexity in a familar thing. It is the same way we understand complex ideas through parables.

Nothing I do in itself sems difficult, but together, everything requires a break. Thursday and Friday are called "fall break" though,  I somehow doubt I will actually get a break. Somehow, I simply must, though!