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Need to Know (Push Limits)



Many would disagree that kids of all ages should push limits, but I embrace pushing limits. Pushing limits is the only way to know the true boundaries.  Today I decided to push the boundaries of proper etiquette and of my ankle.  First, I left church early (only missing the last two songs).  This may happen more frequently.  I left church early, so I could make it to BodyFlow (tai chi, yoga, pilates class) and hang out on the treadmill first.  Before class started, I told the instructor that I might leave early depending on the pain in my ankle.  When the instructor started talking about foot and ankle movements (I'm sure for my benefit... think about this...), I started to get nervous and questions my insanity, but it's about pushing limits to find the boundaries.  Anyway, class went well and I left relaxed and energized.

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LH said…
I'm wondering if you go to the Boundary Waters ever?

Because that seems like a great trip for you.

The Body Flow class sounds v. neat.
2:23 AM
Mary M. said…
Since I don't camp, I've never been to the Boundary Waters.
5:36 PM
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