What Are You Doing Today?
Marilyn Sue McClintock
7 years ago
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Comments (18)Washing clothes. Got up too early this morning after staying up late keeping tabs on the election results. Went to bed when it was obvious who was going to win. Got up for an early doctor's appointment. My foot/ankle/leg has been killing me for 8 days now. Went hiking at Natural Bridge last week. The lift that takes you up on the mountain was closed for the season, so we walked 3 miles up the mountain and came down the shorter route, 1.25, which was straight down. I twisted my ankle a couple times. Lot of hard rock/rock stairway going down. I'm short so it was really scary trying to jump down those huge steps. Slid down most of them on my butt because I was afraid of breaking something. But did jump down some of them and my ankle kind of gave out a couple times and twisted. Nothing broken, but the doctor thinks I tore a ligament. MRI next week and possible surgery depending on how bad it is. They gave me an ankle brace. No light duty, thank goodness, we are already short at work and about to get shorter! Came home and couldn't stay awake, took a three hour or so nap. Sipping decaf coffee and eating the last of the banana nut muffins I made Sunday....See MoreWhat are you doing today?
Comments (20)I have work today and am recovering from 4 days of singing. We had our choral performances on Thursday and Friday evening, then 2 on Saturday and 2 on Sunday. Our voices are about worn out and we're pretty exhausted. Plus DH came down with a virus, so he actually missed Wednesday's rehearsal and the Thursday and Friday performances. Bummer for him having to miss since we rehearse starting in September and you put all that work into it. He's one of the main first tenors so he was missed. I should explain - we sing in a Living Christmas Tree, which is a really big deal here with over 120 voices, full orchestra, and guest performers. It draws huge crowds, nearly filling the church most performances. Now I'm a bit behind in my Christmas prep but will hopefully catch up this week. Always do....See MoreWhat Are You Doing Today?
Comments (39)Working on the taxes this morning. When that is done, I plan to photograph some jewelry so that I can get it listed in my Etsy shop. I didn't realize how much I had sitting around until I sorted through it all the other night. Hoping to take a long walk this afternoon provided it isn't raining too hard. Walked in the rain the other day (about a mile) and it was nice with my coat and umbrella. Saw some out walking who were soaked; they must have been caught unprepared or else they just didn't care. Happy birthday, JoanEileen!...See MoreWhat Are You Doing Today?
Comments (36)Zalco, the only thing I can say is that I worked up to it. As my stamina improved i could last longer.And I walk. No jog. No run. Walk. 3.0 mph at a 7% incline. When I get comfy at a level i am, i raise the incline, not the speed. I don't always stay that long on the treadmill. My goal is a minimum 15000 steps a day. Depending on how busy I was that day, it may only be 30 minutes, or OVER 2 hours to get that many steps on my Fitbit. When I am at work I start at midnight when my fitbit resets to 0 and i walk outside and it takes around 2 and a half hours to get all 15000. Oh, and be entertained. I bring my kindle and watch youtube or tv shows or movies. It helps me kinda zone out to the incessant walking. Tonight's gonna be another 2 hour+ session. Been lounging around all day. My shoulder still hurts. :(...See MoreMarilyn Sue McClintock
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