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Yesterday was a marathon of physical activity. I got started at 8AM, seeing my

son and husband off to return him to college. I immediately started weeding and

doing some MAJOR landscaping in the yard -- digging up and moving plants and

stonework and such. I broke for lunch around 1:30, went to the grocery, and then

back at the yard by 4 again. I needed to stop at 5:30 to shower and get me and

my parents ready for a church supper/social hour. After that I gave my Mom a

shower and fixed her hair, and it was 9:30PM. That was my first rest break. My

husband got in around 10PM.

I got a LOT done in our yard, I got the chores done that I needed to do, and

took care of my parents' needs and I NOT exhausted! Tired, yes, and even a few

DOMs from the yard work, but I'm ready to do more today!

(I didn't have time to get a good workout in yesterday.)

I'm able to live life without my body protesting every step of the way! Or worse

-- breaking down!

It's wonderful to be healthy! I haven't always been so!

Indyrose

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Wow, Indy - I don't think you needed a "formal" workout after all that!

Donna

Subject: What I work out for...To: exercisevideos Date: Sunday, August 28, 2011, 10:44 AM

Yesterday was a marathon of physical activity. I got started at 8AM, seeing my son and husband off to return him to college. I immediately started weeding and doing some MAJOR landscaping in the yard -- digging up and moving plants and stonework and such. I broke for lunch around 1:30, went to the grocery, and then back at the yard by 4 again. I needed to stop at 5:30 to shower and get me and my parents ready for a church supper/social hour. After that I gave my Mom a shower and fixed her hair, and it was 9:30PM. That was my first rest break. My husband got in around 10PM.I got a LOT done in our yard, I got the chores done that I needed to do, and took care of my parents' needs and I NOT exhausted! Tired, yes, and even a few DOMs from the yard work, but I'm ready to do more today!(I didn't have time to get a good workout in yesterday.)I'm able to live life without my body protesting every step of the way! Or worse -- breaking

down! It's wonderful to be healthy! I haven't always been so!Indyrose

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Wow, Indy - I don't think you needed a "formal" workout after all that!

Donna

Subject: What I work out for...To: exercisevideos Date: Sunday, August 28, 2011, 10:44 AM

Yesterday was a marathon of physical activity. I got started at 8AM, seeing my son and husband off to return him to college. I immediately started weeding and doing some MAJOR landscaping in the yard -- digging up and moving plants and stonework and such. I broke for lunch around 1:30, went to the grocery, and then back at the yard by 4 again. I needed to stop at 5:30 to shower and get me and my parents ready for a church supper/social hour. After that I gave my Mom a shower and fixed her hair, and it was 9:30PM. That was my first rest break. My husband got in around 10PM.I got a LOT done in our yard, I got the chores done that I needed to do, and took care of my parents' needs and I NOT exhausted! Tired, yes, and even a few DOMs from the yard work, but I'm ready to do more today!(I didn't have time to get a good workout in yesterday.)I'm able to live life without my body protesting every step of the way! Or worse -- breaking

down! It's wonderful to be healthy! I haven't always been so!Indyrose

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