Is exercising feasible?

Well, here I am again. In the crew room of McDonald's. I was working on my grocery list in the lobby, but my head was (and still is) pounding and there were screaming children. Those two don't mix well.

Lately, I've been thinking about exercising again. Research shows it releases endorphins, or happy hormones as I like to call them. My main concern is that I'll get stressed out with trying to find time to exercise. And that if I do, soon I'll be out of school, how will I exercise? I hate actual running since it hurts all my joints so much and I have to weight equipment at my house. So would I pay to exercise? If that's the case, it may stress me out more for the mere fact that I'm trying to pay for things on my own and its hard enough as it is. I'm hoping it gets better as I'll start being able to work more.

But how do I start back to exercising? I know they suggest doing things you like. Me, I like dancing and jump-roping and even doing the elipticals (especially if I have music). The elipticals is the one thing that can actually keep my interest for 30 minutes when I'm by myself.

Weight-lifting is a while other entity in and of itself. I have to be super careful or I'll make the bones in my joints come semi-out-of-place and rub up against each other, which is incredibly painful the next day when the whole area is inflamed.

I've thought about taking up pilates again. I really enjoy that, even though it kicks my butt. I've done it once with my boyfriend and that was really enjoyable, mainly because I was trying not to laugh at him the entire time. I've also been thinking about trying yoga as well. Its apparently really good for flexibility and balance and for the spinal alignment. Problem: they suggest finding a class to go to. That may not work too well for me since a lot of classes are when I'm working or at school.

So I guess I just have to figure things out. When I do, I'll let you know. It won't happen until at least December though. Need to finish this semester first.