Hey Steph, is your Bible on tape or CD or something?  What if you put 
on the tape or CD or whatever and exercised while you listened?  Or 
find your favorite music and put it on.  Don't you have a BrailleNote 
or mPower?  Set the stopwatch for however long you want to exercise, 
turn on your music or Bible or whatever, and go for it.  Or maybe you 
can find exercises that you and Michele can do together, and tell her 
Mommy needs her help in exercising a lot more.  Sounds like she's got 
the energy for it!  <grin>

Isn't she about a year and a half or two years old now?  Sounds like 
she's a totally normal, healthy little girl, if she's telling you 
know and grabbing everything and pulling it down and making a 
mess.  Of course you can't let her destroy the house, but can you put 
stuff up high or in closed-off rooms so she can't get at it, until 
she's old enough to understand a little more?

Keep us posted on how you and she are progressing.

Peggy

At 11:02 PM 4/6/2006, you wrote:
>Hi everyone,
>Well, I'm feeling *extremely* frustrated at the moment. Feeling very 
>lost and alone... wondering where I'm going what I'm doing. Well, 
>that's what I'm feeling at the moment anyway. Ok, confession time... 
>big time... I have slacked on exercise and bible reading. I don't 
>know why but its so hard to get there and do it. I have absolutely 
>no desire to read the word at the moment... I did, but not any more. 
>And the exercise well, I guess I'd ben slack. I do about 10 min a 
>day if  I'm lucky.  As for Michele... she is going to be tomato 
>staked (see www.raisinggodlytomatoes.com) her 24 hours a day, until 
>she is obedient and listenes to me... she is still touching things 
>even though she knows not too... she totally and utterly ignores me 
>when I need to go somewhere and she needs to stay with me. She 
>doesn't run, but touching, grabs, and screams when told what to do 
>or not do.She is getting out of her bed and destroying her room, and 
>today even went in to our room and emptied the closets... I was so 
>angry, but well, I guess I'll have to keep her with me.
>Steph