Tell me you didn't have your nightie on in the queue?Yesterday I had to stand in big queues for the commonwealth games, I found myself moving back and forward , almost dancing , I must have used more calories that way than if I had just stood.
Today I was standing at home watching the tv , I did the same side steppy dance and my daughter told me I looked like I needed the toilet lol.
I think from now on im going to move back and forward a bit more lol
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More my sort of weather. Have had to stay indoors as sun brings me out in a rash, and allergic to sunscreen. Still more cleaning got done, including lots of stretching to get cobwebs, bending to clean skirting boards and seated vacuum cleaning. Hoping that will tone my arms.Just outside Kendal. It's been a lot cooler today and rained heavily overnight and is showering now. Forecast to be dry again tomorrow and Tuesday but only 18 degrees.
A man who irons! Rare in those of a certain age. Although I did make sure my son could, he is now making his missus very happy about that, as he does her work shirts as well as his own.That is very true Peacetrain. We are encouraged to trumpet our successes, because it can be inspirational to others, but the line between inspiring and showboating can be a bit blurry. I hope I don't cross it too often, and I'm sure you lot would tell me if I did! But you do have to be aware of the sensibilities of the audience as well.
I think the mutual encouragement on this thread is great.
I did my 45 minute walk today, and 2 hours ironing watching the Commonwealth Games and the Grand Prix highlights.
Think I have experienced both feeling inadequate, (when I read of the stuff some of you do which I will never be able to do again), perhaps now concern that my posts are causing others to feel that way. Confess to feeling envy of long walks and cycling, but as @Scandichic said 'horses for courses' no good wasting my time hankering over what cannot be. I have wonderful memories of fell walking and cycling and running, but it is time to make new memories. So looking for different activities to try.Hope someone tells me if I over step the mark too.
I think we all support each other and we are aware that 5 minutes for some can be just as hard as 25 for others. Like I said earlier that fact that we are doing anything is great.
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If I sometimes sound as if I am showing off I am sorry.
I could not understand why you were not showing off more?Think I have experienced both feeling inadequate, (when I read of the stuff some of you do which I will never be able to do again), perhaps now concern that my posts are causing others to feel that way. Confess to feeling envy of long walks and cycling, but as @Scandichic said 'horses for courses' no good wasting my time hankering over what cannot be. I have wonderful memories of fell walking and cycling and running, but it is time to make new memories. So looking for different activities to try.
If I sometimes sound as if I am showing off I am sorry. I am pleased with myself for getting more active, but don't want to do it at the expense of making anyone else feel as if they are slacking. I am also pleased with all of you, because reporting on here is spurring me on. As yet I haven't had a period of down time on the exercise. It will come, but I am confident that you will all understand, because this is one of the most supportive threads I have seen.
Never thought so Pipp, nothing for you (or anyone else on here) to be sorry for.
Are you starting that challenge then @cold ethyl?I've never thought anyone was showing off. We are all at different stages of our journey so an hour for some is no harder than five minutes for others. I am enjoying reading what everyone manages to do as it gives me ideas, and encourages me to keep going. Everyone is supportive and there's a genuine sense of pleasure in one another's achievements which is why I think these threads have been a great idea. Can't wait till nifty in fifty or whet aver it is.
Are you starting that challenge then @cold ethyl?
PIpp.....you mean ironing......some indulge in ironingAnd some indulge in irony, but we like each other and are pleased when someone achieves something they thought they couldn't.
You can start tomorrow if you like....I just fancied a day off - when this is too difficult mentioned Tuesday, I thought it sounded like a good idea..I have my plan! Will start Tuesday and look forward to following everyone's efforts.
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