Are you sure?
Oh no, I totally feel like one this time. My go-to cardio for my weight loss journey has always been walking, but I have been pushing myself too hard lately. This time I really blew it. I don't think I blew a disc or anything but I was literally crying from pain for about an hour. Luckily I found some muscle relaxers in the cabinet so I'm hoping they help. I see my doctor on Friday and I'm going to ask her about a surgeon.
No I’m not sure. I’m not Polish and my family have been living in England for a few centuries at least.
Yes, but think of how you'd put so much less wear on the shift key on your computer keyboard!
Very much part of it, I would wager.
Sunny all day here. We need the rain but my heart did sink a little when I saw forecast for rain this weekend.
Do enjoy. Hopefully something nice and French to accompany the coffee?
Usually once or twice a year these days if work calls for it. But no, I don't get nervous once I'm actually through security!
Very regularly, as I attend college 1500 miles from home, in an entirely different part of the U.S. But I also travel sometimes for pleasure (though not often), or for conferences, clinics, etc.
I fly a couple of times a year , usually . Never particularly nervous about it . But my early summer trip may be getting postponed , due to the current political/economic nonsense going on . August trip to the West Coast to see family is still on , so far . Maybe your anxiousness is a result of the current state of affairs worldwide , and having the media shove it in your face whether you like it or not.
Never. My arms just get too tired. LOL
I did.
My former professor treated himself to a croissant (and butter and strawberry jam) with his coffee, - in fairness, he offered me one, also - but I was content with coffee (a flat white) and sparkling water.
Just dropped into the library where a book awaited me; it is just as well I did so, as they are shut for the entire week-end.
I hope the medical marijuana helps your pain. Keep us posted!
These days, I find much of the actual experience of flying (security queues, uninteresting shops, squashed - and full - flights, tiny, shrinking and uncomfortable seats) profoundly unpleasant, and far removed from the world of glamour and adventure that once seemed to define flying, certainly, the days when my parents started travelling frequently.
As often as I can; I live on an island and love to travel and explore new countries, cultures, cuisines, histories....
No.
