Yeah, especially if you can find a friend willing to walk it with you, it's totally a nice hour long walk, if you pick the right 5k it can be pretty and scenic, too!
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So you spend your hour of therapy walking through the park instead of sitting in an office? Holy shit, that is such a fantastic idea!
It sounds like a great idea to me, too, until I remember I like to cry at therapy, because no one else can see me there!
JFC, my alarm is still chirping at me, even though I got an email that said they fixed it. They did not!
Zen, I am hardly fit but I walk almost 5K home from work every day. It takes me just under an hour at a pretty steady, but not hard pace...
I just hope that if they do cancel this flight they do it sooner than later so I can get home somehow...and not really stuck here overnight.
Amy, I think they will pay for a hotel since I am in transit.
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Oh dear, that's embarassing -- I just figured out it wasn't the alarm wired into the ceiling, but the prior one that I still have sitting on top of the fridge, whose batteries are running out.
Timelies all!
Happy Birthday Beverly!
Happy Birthday Beverly!
This is a gorgeous and sad and wonderfully-written story about the death of the writer's father, and the wonders of the UK's NHS: [link]
Oh, that's good, Sue. Still, speedy travel home ~ma.
javachik, it's right here in town, about two blocks from the old one.
Happy birthday, Beverly!
Steph, I hope the new meds work with minimal internal flora disruption.
I did the couch to 5k thing in 06? 07? Something like that. It was through a program sponsored by a local sport shoe shop. I didn't run an actual race, but I ran the whole 5k prep run with the group, so I figure that counts. I wish I could do it again, but I messed up my ankle in 09, and it's still a bit wonky.
So you spend your hour of therapy walking through the park instead of sitting in an office?
Yeah, the thing I like, besides the extra exercise, is that I really feel refreshed after walking through the park. Something about the sunshine and smell of leaves. We usually sit on a bench for the last 20 minutes and she always brings Kleenex and a bottle of water. She does regular office therapy three days a week so clients can choose.