I have also resolved that this Friday will be that last time the elevator at work will haul me to the third floor, barring a broken bone. It might not seem like much, but when I'm dragging all this upstairs, it feels like a mountain!


Bonnie-licious , 06-27-2006 02:34 PM
Congrats!! and also.. i just noticed that you are from north carolina.. i don't think i can talk to you anymore. JUST KIDDING.. im a huge oilers fan and still am a little wounded over the devestating loss in game 7 to the carolina hurricanes. You should have seen our city on FIRE during the playoffs.. it totally brought our city together... i even CRIED when carolina won the cup!!What can i say.. i love my oilers. heheh... But congrats to your team for winning (as hard as it is to say... they fought a good fight). Ok back to the fitness stuff. The bike seat DOES get easier to sit on. It takes a bit.. but eventually it starts to hurt less and less. I am so proud of you for deciding to take the stairs at work!!!! Imagine what i thought when my sporty co-worker told me i was to take the stairs with her (8flights up fromt he basement) after our supper break. ARE YOU KIDDING ME YOU'LL HAVE TO REVIVE ME HALF WAY THROUGH!! but we did it really slow. I even took a break half way.. and BELIEVE me it was well needed. But i made it my goal to do them at least once every shift. And they still are tough.. but much more doable and now that i KNOW i CAN do them.. there's not excuse not to. It really gets your heart rate up.. and you feel so great by the time you get up to the top! and 3 flights is a great start for you! its a doable goal for sure you can SO do it! And.. those walking shoes will be one of the best fitness investments for you. My greatest fitness investment was my bathing suit. I got a really expensive one and it has lasted me forever and now swimming is the main source of aerobic activity in my life. 
Bonnie-licious , 06-29-2006 02:14 PM