From the original post: 2008-07-22 07:15:22.0 I know we TBDers aren't elderly. Still, it's probably not too soon to get in the habit.
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From the original post: 2008-07-22 07:15:22.0 I know we TBDers aren't elderly. Still, it's probably not too soon to get in the habit.
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Posted: Jul 22, 08 7:53am
I plan on boogeying till I can't boogie oggie no more.
You go Girl!!!
Posted: Jul 22, 08 11:06am
Walking is also a good way to stay in touch with my kids. We'll go for a walk on the beach and catch up .. exercise, fresh air and bonding time!
My oldest daughter esp. loves to go with me and Murphy, our dog.
Posted: Jul 22, 08 11:09am
LOL, its funny you posted this I had just given my doggie a bath and said he and I would take a nice walk to the nearby ponds and watch the duckies lol.
Posted: Jul 22, 08 11:12am
clean dog + pond + ducks?
I sense a disaster ending with a longer walk for frustration and a second dog bath.
See, dogs do keep us healthier :-)
Posted: Jul 23, 08 8:41am
Who can afford not to walk these days? Driving to the store now costs more in gas than I spend on the groceries.
Buy beans and you'll have plenty of gas
Posted: Jul 23, 08 8:57am
Walking is good, particularly through your own neighborhood. I am always amazed at the things that I miss when driving through.
Also, being from Michigan, it's a lot easier to around all of the orange barrels that pop up along the roads in the summer ;-)
Posted: Jul 23, 08 9:27am
See, dogs do keep us healthier :-)
I used to walk all the time, but drifted away from it when I moved to an even more hilly section of town last year. Then my very young Lab with diagnosed with hip dysplasia. The vet said keeping his weight down and exercise were essential to help keep the pain at bay and allow him to continue to be mobile. So every morning we're out doing 4 miles. It's good for the dog -- great for me! My clothes are starting to fit again plus I feel much more energetic.