In a competition between foot and brain power, which would win?
Try combining getting around on two legs with a 50-year-old's tendency to forget what they've doing while they are in the midst of doing it and you have an ideal situation for getting a lot of exercise.
Yesterday, I awoke at seven ready to get the house in order and start something special for Sunday dinner with my kids. I swept and dusted and washed floors. I did laundry and examined The Joy of Cooking for something fun to do with a pork roast.
I settled on pulled pork and needed a few things from the grocery store.
But first, I had to return a movie rental.
I bundled up, grabbed my shopping cart the DVD and headed out the door. Halfway down the street, I realized I hadn't checked the case to ensure the DVD was inside. It wasn't.
I returned home, got the movie and successfully returned it the struck out for the nearest grocery store a few blocks away.
At the deli counter, I ordered some coleslaw and broccoli salad and remembered that I hadn't brought my wallet with me.
I returned home again, retrieved my bank card and, since I'd overdressed, was overheated and pealed off some clothes before the return trip to the store.
I managed to complete my trip successfully this time while doubling the distance I was originally set to walk.
I am losing my mind.
The one good note -- aside from extra exercise -- is that this would have been even more annoying had I been in a car and had needed to park it each time I'd stopped.
Power to the feet -- if not to the brain!
Have a great Monday! I know I will... I'm off shoe shopping with my daughter.
(Oh, and I've finally broken through my weight-loss plateau and am down another three pounds. Yay!)
Colleen
It's June! Is your book written yet?
3 years ago
I need to get back on track and lsoe some weight.
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