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Cheers!

Hey Sabira:

ENJOYED your article - very informational

Thank you Angela!

I see you have been the editor for the Walking site here. I have read and enjoyed several articles there already. You give good advice.

I LOVE walking and hiking. We live in rugged chaparral country, with plenty of beautiful natural scenery to enjoy. And my summer steady gigs are by the ocean, so I get in some really nice strolls on our breaks.

Are you a musician, too?

Cheers!

Hi Sabira:

I did piano classes when I was younger but hated them. Would love to go back to playing. All I know is the famous "chopsticks" (is that how it is spelt/lol).

Yes, I did ENJOY the walking site when I had the time and learn't alot. Now I am enjoying being a regular poster and visit when I can.

Thanks for the feedback

Hi Angela,

It sounds like you needed a different teaching approach. Some music teachers can make it fun. Perhaps you will want to give it another try now that you are an adult.

I am going to take a walk today, although the weather is keeping me guessing. We had rain, then a sudden hail storm followed by cheery sunshine, and now it is looking like the rain may return. Not your typical southern CA day!

Nice hearing from you again!

Cheers!

LOL, sounds like Phenix City, Alabama. I am learning to dress in layers. Between the hot flashes and the weather, I am so OVER the weather

I walk 45 minutes to the library to use the internet. I get offers of rides, but I NEED the walk to keep my "stress" in check. I have ALWAYS walked for my "mental" therapy = keeps me NICE (lol).

Glad to hear you are walking, it is the easiest, cheapest form of exercise and can be done by anyone. I will take the steps versus the escalator or elevator to get some extra steps in as I am so not into the EXERCISE "routine" or DIETING. Yes, at age 52, I am more "laid back" and want to ENJOY stuff. I find I am able to maintain my weight better.

The piano is on my "bucket list" (you do know about this list?) I finally saw the movie no one would tell me about. It was sad, but an inspiration to create my list.

Hi Angela Shirley,
Yes, I saw the movie. My bucket list could fill oceans. I have enthusiasm in all kinds of directions. :-)
A couple of examples - I would like to spend some time in Africa, observing wildlife, and learning about human cultures there, too. And I would like to go to France and Greece again, performing and spending more time in those places.
There is so much more to experience!