the purple chai | ||
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a fifty-something under-tall half-deaf school librarian in the jersey suburbs with two grown kids and time on her hands Libraries will get you through times of no money better than money will get you through times of no libraries.
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A Walk in the Park 421 |
04.27.2004 |
4:54 pm |
Years ago -- maybe eight? -- my sister and I took a walk together every day, or almost every day. We went to a nearby county park that we liked and walked along the so-called "bike path"; in reality, there were fewer bikers than there were walkers, runners, skaters, and even dogs. It was a soul-replenishing thing that we did together and loved. Along the way somewhere, we fell out of the routine. It may have been Shirl's illness that sucked out our time and energy. We never walked in the true winter, but we did in the autumn and spring. Lately, I've had to acknowledge that my lifelong attitude towards exercise, which was "Feh! It's not good for you" is just stupid, and what I needed to do was start walking again, since I'm incapable of doing anything else. |
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