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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Two-hour flight, seven-mile walk.
Up at 3:30am.
Drive to airport at 5am.
Arrive Baltimore 8:45am.
We walked at least seven miles back and forth between hotel and campus.
It’s safe to add another three miles for the airport walking.
Ten-mile day.
A decent compromise from the typical Friday 25-mile bike ride.
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Nearly 28 years after purchasing the lot we live on, we are finally getting what will likely be businesses that will fill the gap between what was added five years ago – and prior to five years ago, there was nothing.
The only buildings with signs are Wendy’s, Goodwill, Great Clips (we already have two barber shops), and a Dental Practice (we also have two of those already as well).
There’s room for a couple dozen businesses.
Feels like Christmas morning is almost here.
The 40k round-trip bike ride yesterday helps me feel good about staying active.
Would you walk 1.5 miles to get a haircut or have your teeth cleaned?
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Walking is great exercise for people who don’t like to run, are uncomfortable going to a gym, or both.
Walking is easy. The human body is built for it. Lots of it.
So now is the excuse, “But i don’t like walking?”
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How long will we let big projects hold us back from wellness?
Now that the book is finished will there be time on weekends to go for walks with the Family?
For any of us, will there be time?
Our first victory is private – victory over our personal slothfulness.
Our second victory is in serenity.
Knowing we slayed that dragon.
The bonus, if we get lucky, is influencing others, say Family, to join in.
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Few things in life don’t have a boredom factor. Hell yeah walking can be boring. That’s our job to figure out how to make it not.
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