Added readme for gitsubmodule instructions, and new tils
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# My Blog Site
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## Setting up the git submodule theme
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Run the following commands:
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```sh
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git submodule init
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git submodule update
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```
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date: 2025-03-16T22:17:30-06:00
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description: "Wowzas, if things pan out, I'm going to be a Dad!"
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type: "tils"
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lastmod: 2025-03-16T22:17:30-06:00
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tags: [ "life", "parenting" ]
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title: "I Learned My Wife Is Pregnant"
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image: ""
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What a thing to learn your wife is pregnant. Its kind of anti-climactic. I imagine the birth is a bigger deal, but similarly
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just a moment that comes and goes. This will be our first, and we are very excited! I suggested to my wife that we take time
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each evening before bed to start listening to a books together, and she thought that was a swell idea. So, we started
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listening to [The Power of Showing Up](https://libro.fm/audiobooks/9780593147870-the-power-of-showing-up), a book I saw
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suggested on Reddit. Interested to see what sorts of things we learn together and any discussions / differing ideas we have
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when it comes to child rearing.
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I'm excited to be a dad, I think I'll be pretty good at it, and I'm excited to see how my ever-optimizing
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brain handles parenting.
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Excited for the next chapter when we enter parenthood!
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date: 2025-03-10T22:35:46-06:00
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description: "Did I discover the middle ground of calisthenics and weight lifting?"
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title: "TIL: I Like Hybrid Weighted Body Weight Exercises"
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tags: [ "fitness", "life" ]
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# Context
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I have a goal for this year (2025) to gain 15 pounds of muscle. I've been quite a lean person all of my life, and about 6 years ago
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got into weight lifting and put on some actual muscle. I've flip-flopped through different fitness 'ideologies' (calisthenics,
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2 rep heavy weights, etc) and I feel like now I've landed on some weird middle ground I'm calling weighted calisthenics.
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# Reflection
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I think the most important thing about resistance training is providing your body the opportunity to adapt to a wide
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range of resistances. So, I'm rotating on a monthly basis between three kinds of over-arching frameworks: the
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[3 by 5](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcxIJcltUg0), high-rep burnouts, and a traditional 8-12 rep 3 set exercises.
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But, between and among all of these exercises, I've learned that I just really like body-weight exercises with a little bit
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of extra weight. I don't know what it is, but doing a bunch of lunges holding a sand bag on your shoulders just makes me feel
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like a bad ass, and it feels like a really great. I'm interested to try more weighted dips, pull-ups, push-ups, etc.
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