We worry all our hard work will erode away

Rainbow over Sanibel Beach

 

(photo: different rainbow from the beach, about 100 meters from our Sanibel cottage, 2009)

One of the most challenging things to do is slow down and take a break.

For like a week at a time.

We worry all our hard work will erode away.

Maybe.

Maybe not.

We will soon find out.

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Only preach what you practice

Two beds

 

(photo: looks like rest will be peaceful, and shared)

Work took priority over exercise yesterday. Called an audible because the day prior had seen a strong bike ride and a great core workout at Gold’s Gym.

So yesterday became an ‘active rest’ day.

Only preach what you practice.

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Pretty sure they are not up for what the legs will want to do

Four Points South Winnipeg Sheraton
Upper left – the snow is piled higher than that car (April 10)

 

Dang, long distance travel, freezing cold temps, and long work days are really a tough mountain to climb.

The up side?

Legs will be very rested for the 5k in two days.

Lungs?

Pretty sure they are not up for what the legs will want to do.

Should be interesting, and hopefully, fun.

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Eight days until April Fool’s Day

Passion power of words
There’s pain from pushing the limits and pain from injury – know the difference

 

One of the great challenges with our activity level as we grow through the years is to not overdo it.

Small aches and pains are our bodies telling us to slow down, back off, or rest.

At work we are constantly mindful how important it is to be a good listener, eh?

Same here.

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