[Nfbmo] National Fitness Challenge NFCMO

[Robin]

Hi all, I thought I would chime into the conversation. I agree with many of the ideas that have already been shared. I tend to walk a lot. Since the national fitness challenge begin I walk more. I commute on public transportation to and from several jobs. I even walk home from time to time and I walk between my home visits. I do try to keep up with Jean but sometimes by the end of the day I'm just done and try to do my personal best. I also run or get some miles in on my treadmill. It is a struggle for me during the work week. Fortunately, we have two weeks of school left. I also get in a few more steps when I go over to the nearby coffee shop. I walk at lunchtime and I take breaks throughout my day. My school is a quadrangle so I can get steps in that way too. OK my last idea is that I try to get so many steps in in the morning, during my lunch break, before the end of the school day, and before I go to sleep at night. I break it down that way.

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> On May 9, 2017, at 9:42 PM, Gary Wunder via Nfbmo <nfbmo at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Recently I was at meetings that ran from 8 o'clock in the morning till 9:00
> or 10 o'clock at night. These were at the Jernigan Institute, so I felt at
> liberty to move around a bit more than I would at some other place such as
> Microsoft or Expedia. One of the things I did was walk in place. Thinking it
> would be funny, I told the person sitting next to me to grab my hand and
> walk with me. She did. I said, "this is a great way to get steps, but I have
> to tell you that I have gotten lost three times today. She grasped my hand a
> little harder to convey sympathy and said, "I know the old building pretty
> well, but I can sometimes get lost in the Jernigan Institute myself." Of
> course the joke was supposed to be that I was walking in place and there was
> no way I could get lost.
> 
> I decided that this joke was still funny and needed to try it again. So I
> asked a second person to grab my hand and join me in my in place walk. I
> repeated the comment about getting lost three times that day, and this time
> the response was, "oh, yes, when you walk in place you sometimes drift. I
> can understand that you might get lost."
> 
> Moral of the story: it doesn't matter how many times you tell a thing. If
> it's not funny, it's not funny!
> 
> 
> 
> 
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