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Simplified My Exercise Routine

Along with a healthy eating, for us comes exercise.  Since the stay-at-home orders in early March, we changed our exercise to walking in the neighborhood.  We walk difference ways, sometimes along the water, sometimes in the area, sometimes on a trail all within walking distance from our home – no car / gas needed. 

It’s been almost four months of daily walking, regardless of the weather we walk and walk.   One thing we have done is to combine exercise with errands.  We are fortunate to live close enough to town and we do errands on some walks.  It could be to the Post Office or the bank or the drug store and many more.  But about once a week, our walk includes errands.  It’s fun, gets things done and no need to use the car or pay for a gym membership.  And as a bonus, we have met people along the way that we never knew before.

We get our exercise in and save money.  I wouldn’t trade this for the world.

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