Observate, adapt, adjust
After several months being in the new place, I kinda have a routine. It's not ideal yet, but it works for now, and I need to find a way to make it work even better. So, I've been observing my current routine, I've been focusing on how things go now, and what I could do to make it better. Or, what I think will be better, as I won't know till I've tried. I want to go back to the schedule that I had in Cuijk, as it seemed to relax me a bit better than my current routine does. Especially when I wake up way before the alarm is set to go off, and I can't sleep anymore... I get to the gym too early, it's still too "crowded" for my linking. The roads are still busier. I get hungry earlier, making it harder to resist snacking during the day. So I needed to write out my current schedule and then see if, and how, I could make adjustments to improve it. I know that this won't be easy, as somewhere this year, I'll also need to have surgery, which means that I have at least 6 messed up weeks where I can't do anything properly at all... […]https://cynnisblog.wordpress.com/2025/03/10/observate-adapt-adjust/
11 km sur tapis en 1h10
6 séries de 20 reps à la presse, charge de 90kg au départ pour finir à 110 (aïeuuuh) 
10 Planches d’1 min pour le gainage, avec des variantes sympas pour souffrir toujours un peu plus 
20 min de vélo pour finir en douceur
Une petite douceur mais chuuuut
Я поговорил с Дмитрием, тимлидом DevOps-команды в Git In Sky. Обсудили, как выглядит его типичный рабочий день и какие задачи стоят перед командой в условиях активно растущего рынка SRE-аутсорсинга.
due to ice and snow.
It meant it could get dangerous to go to the gym, should the snow and icy conditions start earlier than they expected. So I had to change my plans. And even though I knew that it was the wisest thing to do, even though it was just one night, I struggled! And that makes me feel like I'm being silly. It just one night, things should be back to normal the next day... But yeah... It's not that easy!
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I thrive on routine, as many of you following this blog may already know. And I feel like it helps me loads, I know what to expect, I know what I need to do. I know what to prepare for, what will take the most spoons, when I can relax and just be a couch potato... 
But there are times that it just feels fake...Like I just do things because it's expected of me to do. You have to do this and that, because that's "part of life". You have to do the daily chores, you have to keep going and do what you "need to do".
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And when you try to take things one day at a time, even though "simple" 24 hours can feel like they're lasting way longer than that.
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