back on it

abeyance \uh-BAY-unss\

noun
1 : a lapse in succession during which there is no person in whom a title is vested 2 : temporary inactivity : suspension

My master plan for daily gym trips was in abeyance but I have now successfully made the transition to pre-work workouts which give me no excuse for failure.

see the forest for the bark

bosky \BAH-skee\

adjective
1 : having abundant trees or shrubs 2 : of or relating to a woods

I've always wanted to live in a bosky environment, but part of me will always understand gravel as a front lawn.

closer

livelong \LIV-lawng\

adjective: whole, entire

All the livelong day I think about sex. It gets me in trouble.