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MinnieM123
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I agree 100% with you about the stupid time change. I hate it. Never made any sense to me at all.
MinnieM123
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Gosh, I honestly don't know how you do it. Although I do admire your willpower; have to give you credit for that at least. (If it's o.k. with you, I'll skip your suggestion of a raw and liquid diet for myself. I think I'll stick with solid food like bacon and cupcakes. The few days I'll shave off my lifespan will be worth the trade-off to me!
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Sans Souci
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Hi there,
I am in with a nice, long walk (it was 70 F) here today and a lower body workout.
I hate the adjustment of the spring time change, but I love having more daylight in the evening. When we lived in London, it was crazy. In the winter, my son would be waiting for his bus in dark at 7:15. Then, in the summer, the sun would go down shortly before 10, it seemed. My son's school didn't let out for summer until mid-July, so it was throwing him for a loop. LOL
I am in with a nice, long walk (it was 70 F) here today and a lower body workout.
I hate the adjustment of the spring time change, but I love having more daylight in the evening. When we lived in London, it was crazy. In the winter, my son would be waiting for his bus in dark at 7:15. Then, in the summer, the sun would go down shortly before 10, it seemed. My son's school didn't let out for summer until mid-July, so it was throwing him for a loop. LOL
StarWarsGirl
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I am so glad that the weather is good. It was about 76 here today. It is supposed to be even warmer tomorrow. Getting out the shorts! At least for the next two days, then it will go back down in the 60s. I don't care; last year at this time we had record lows; heck, last week we had snow (that melted almost immediately).
Because it's warmer, I'm also able and motivated to go outside and take a walk (I can't when it's cooler; I have asthma, and cold air+exercise=not good. Except, oddly, I can ice skate on an indoor rink). I don't have time on long school days to exercise otherwise (I have nine hours worth of class on Tuesdays). I got an hour long walk in today, then later a 15 minute walk. Not a flat walk, with a combination of stairs, hills, and grassy terrain at a brisk pace. I am sore. Tomorrow...er, we'll see. I have a test Thursday morning, so I may be stuck studying for that.
Because it's warmer, I'm also able and motivated to go outside and take a walk (I can't when it's cooler; I have asthma, and cold air+exercise=not good. Except, oddly, I can ice skate on an indoor rink). I don't have time on long school days to exercise otherwise (I have nine hours worth of class on Tuesdays). I got an hour long walk in today, then later a 15 minute walk. Not a flat walk, with a combination of stairs, hills, and grassy terrain at a brisk pace. I am sore. Tomorrow...er, we'll see. I have a test Thursday morning, so I may be stuck studying for that.
StarWarsGirl
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Good morning it's day 2 of raw and liquid.
Better you than me (and not just because I'm allergic to strawberries...)
I admire when life throws you a curve ball you always seem to hit it out of the park. Way yo go!I am so glad that the weather is good. It was about 76 here today. It is supposed to be even warmer tomorrow. Getting out the shorts! At least for the next two days, then it will go back down in the 60s. I don't care; last year at this time we had record lows; heck, last week we had snow (that melted almost immediately).
Because it's warmer, I'm also able and motivated to go outside and take a walk (I can't when it's cooler; I have asthma, and cold air+exercise=not good. Except, oddly, I can ice skate on an indoor rink). I don't have time on long school days to exercise otherwise (I have nine hours worth of class on Tuesdays). I got an hour long walk in today, then later a 15 minute walk. Not a flat walk, with a combination of stairs, hills, and grassy terrain at a brisk pace. I am sore. Tomorrow...er, we'll see. I have a test Thursday morning, so I may be stuck studying for that.
gale force 8 - 10 and wet here today so statioary bike for me and angry trainer for Mrs Ferret.
Did any of us mention how lovely it's going to be on this side of the pond?
One other question. Doesn't being angry make you work out harder?
Sans Souci
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Haha. I am, too. You're the first person I "know" that's allergic to strawberries, too. *fist bump*
Better you than me (and not just because I'm allergic to strawberries...)
It's wonderful outside it's already above 70 and I did 7miles and my Wednesday weights
This morning's breakfast was a pina colada Pineapple, almonds, coconut oil and a bit of vanilla bean For those that think this liquid raw thing is no fun have one of those and try complaining LOL
This morning's breakfast was a pina colada Pineapple, almonds, coconut oil and a bit of vanilla bean For those that think this liquid raw thing is no fun have one of those and try complaining LOL
93boomer
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Yuck!! Sending sun and warm temps your way!!!
Today I start adding back solid food,still raw Everything better be squeaky when I'm done LOL
Songbird76
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Just out of curiosity...what happens if you eat strawberries? I've heard of people being allergic to nuts, or shell fish, or being sensitive for certain foods. One of my friends just posted that her daughter has a slight intolerance for gluten, dairy, certain nuts, chocolate....to name a few. WHAT'S LEFT? But what happens if you eat strawberries? Do you break out in a rash, or get physically ill, or does it close your airways?
Songbird76
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I got in a bike ride today. I have to take it a bit easy or my hip complains really loudly, but I've decided it's better to do a bit every day than a lot one day and then not be able to do anything for the next 3. Right?
You are not going to like this but there is no one size fits all answer. Seeing you have a medical issue please check with a professional.
Sans Souci
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I get a rash. It happens with raspberries, too. Yeah, I don't know if would be happy to have all of intolerances your friend's daughter has. What's left, indeed.
Sans Souci
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Have you gone to a physical therapist? I did something back in December--I don't even know what I did. But, I get pain in my hip crease/groin area and it hurts to turn out my left leg or to sit cross-legged, so I just avoid those activities. I am waiting for my husband to get a job so I can see my PT. I usually see her annually for something. LOL