Sort of I guess you could say. No phones, no computer, free from the hell hole of work. Smiles all around. I had so much fun early 90’s skating with all our friends and having just an outright blast. If this works out I will be buying roller blades for outdoor activities.
Mine was good. Had our annual corporate meeting in Columbus followed by an outing at Top Golf which was fun.
My dogs neither. They love the snow but not the rain. We bought them raincoats. They’re all proofed against any weather that may occur. Snowsuits, booties, indoor sweaters, outdoor sweaters, sun hats. This is 99% my husband’s doing but that’s okay. A little overboard but.
My dogs neither. They love the snow but not the rain. We bought them raincoats. They’re all proofed against any weather that may occur. Snowsuits, booties, indoor sweaters, outdoor sweaters, sun hats. This is 99% my husband’s doing but that’s okay. A little overboard but.
Do you golf too?
What about sky diving? Would you try it?Lola, I think my motorcycle racing air vest would be a better idea for me. Me and roller skates never got along all that well....I did develop a very personal relationship with the concrete floor however.
Nope, remember, I'm a former commercial pilot. I believe there's very little reason to jump out of a perfectly airworthy plane... I'll fly the sucker.
No. I golfed for a few years, but it was messing up my softball so I quit and haven't played in 20 years. It was fun last night though. Top Golf is not going out and playing a round on a course. Real clubs, real balls, but you hit from one spot towards targets and its all tracked electronically. We had over 100 people there. It was fun.
That is on my bucket list. I hope to do it before I am old enough that my heart gives out when I jump out of the plane.
I have a friend who is a commercial pilot and he has said that same thing for many years, even before he became a commercial pilot.Nope, remember, I'm a former commercial pilot. I believe there's very little reason to jump out of a perfectly airworthy plane... I'll fly the sucker.
The difference between a golfer and a sky diver: the golfer goes "whack...ah s**t!"
Skating and the music is incredible and really LOUD! But I am loving it!
My legs are almost cooked. But right back into the groove. I am hooked. Now a pair of rollerblades for the summer! I am set between this, my bike and hiking! I’am so happy I started working out! The state of flow took over my mind at times. Great feeling. I felt totally at one just me, my skates and the music.(almost as loud as some of the concerts I have been to!
Pain after such a workout is to be expected especially when using muscles in a new way. I’m a big fan of active recovery versus being sedentary. Go for a casual walk, swim, spin on a bike. The easy movement actually speeds of the healing process. Add in some light stretching after you’re warmed up. Many many years ago I played football in college. Training camp was brutal especially the day after donning pads and hitting for the first time in months. Despite being so sore that even our hair follicles hurt, we were up and out at 6am for an easy mile run. Amazing how much it helped.
