I am going to use the collective power of the internet. Hopefully someone out there knows how to do this:
There is a keystroke in Excel that allows you to copy/paste the exact cell above into the cell below. (No, it's not copy/paste). Basically, it prevents iterations from happening. So, if I had a date in the cell above, I could use this keystroke and it would put the same date in the cell below (whereas copy/pasting puts the next day's date).
It's very frustrating because I knew this keystroke for all of about 5 seconds, and I've forgotten it already. D'OH!
So, have at it, tell me what I'm supposed to use.
Moving on.
Yesterday, I was having some issues breathing. It kind of felt like I had an elephant sitting on my lungs all day. It was very un-fun. However, it was ALSO my first day of my new training plan (I finally picked a race to train for!), and I was going to be so angry at myself if I already messed up my training plan on the FIRST DAY.
So, I got home and threw on some clothes, used my inhaler again, and ran out the door of the hotel. I ran pretty damn fast considering I don't think I breathed IN the entire run. And it was actually a really relaxing run.
I then came home and hung out with Oscar for a while before heading to the grocery store where I spent almost an hour in the produce section. Oh, I LOVE Wegman's produce section. SO MUCH FUN! I bought all sorts of fun veggies to eat for the week. I also bought some chicken which I am attempting to cook in my crock pot today. However, I'm not entirely sure how well that's going to go considering I just kind of threw some stuff in there. It will either be really yummy, or the worst tasting stuff ever. I'm also starting to wonder if I actually turned ON the crock pot. I may have to go back to the hotel real quick and check...
Anyways, hope everyone is having a fantastic day!
*Arcade Fire
Keystroke In Excel to copy the cell above is Control and apostrophe/quotation key. Hope this helps.
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