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(taken from classic songs about bicycles sung by a paranoid computer) Ha ha, does anyone get this? :) Oopsie I hit "send" before I wrote anything on that last one, so here's my reply to our Hana :) Biking sounds like a great idea, however it will have to wait until I lose a substantial amount around my midsection... the position it puts me in, all stooped over, isn't really comfortable for my back or neck... It might work in the future, once my weight is down a lot, but with ten extra inches around my middle, it's a ways off and I would be happier walking instead... I agree on the ecological standpoint though, and my car sure does have a ton of crud coming out of it these days, plus, yes gas is crazy expensive now! I used to love to bicycle when I was younger, still have the bike.. A Schwinn :) ...I even, in a crazed state of mind and lack of total sense, rode all the way up Bear Mountain in Upstate New York... That was in high school.. It took two hours for our party to crawl our way to the top, with some breaks, and about 20 minutes to cruise down to the bottom... I was crazy to do it, but it was thrilling... for those of you who have no idea what Bear Mt. is like, the road zig zags up the hill and there is no side barrier except for lined up boulders, to keep you from plummetting to your demise.... I wouldn't do it now for a million dollars! So, today I went to that gym, did a massage for the assistant manager, who told me that she thought she probably wouldn't like it, since she didn't like getting massage from the Korean manicurists who usually are way too rough (and usually aren't licensed)...Once I started with her each time the front desk phone rang she groaned and said "tell them I'm not here!" LOL... Yay, another believer is born. She said she will certainly recommend me now! :) Then I did the 30 minute circut and it felt good. Went home, and had a nice hot bowl of homemade tomato soup with brown rice and a soy burger chopped up into it, topped with buttermilk (though I would have liked sour cream more!)...Now for some coffee! Later breaded chicken breasts and some mixed veggies for dinner... Later will shovelglove :) Peace and Love, Deb |
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