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RE: My Actifit Report Card: June 20 2019
When you retire, you will look back on these memories and wonder how you ever managed to complete your day, or rather, get up and do it all over again, and smile. Well, perhaps the smile is overstating it. LOL
The trek from the Metro/Subway to the office is never direct or short. That is how the mileage is put in. You have an amazing body that won't quit, even when you are under the weather, you are putting in more steps than mere mortals.
I love the shots at Grand Central and the swim upstream that all you salmon make. Great post and congrats on another week of overstepping! ;)
Thank you for guiding #SteemUSA upward to another level of awesomeness!
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Thanks for your visit, I was surprised with my steps today I thought I had taken it easy as I was feeling a bit run down today I think all this grey weather is getting to me lets hope the forecast is right and we will see some Sun on the weekend,
and to me its not really a lot of steps, I just get achy legs if I sit for two long and I much prefer getting up and walking to see someone than make a phone call if on the same floor or even sometimes in the same building, and sometimes in the same city LOL and lastly trust me I have slowed down the number si get these would have been a real slow for me just a few years ago.
Yes I think you are right I will findit such a change when I retire, I know I will still wake at the same time, and be wonderign what I will do but I also know me and I will find things to do and do lots more photowalks being in a new area will make that interesting and I will no doubt do at least one maybe a few day trips to Boston only an hour away and Providence only a little over half an hour away , and slowly making a list of places I want to visit
But that all said I think it will take me a while to adjust to not heading to the train each morning and into work but not too much LOL
That reminds me I have some other shots of Outside Grand Central to share, I guess I could consider Grand Central a Market ;)