Hello,
That Leroy has become even more
fixated on getting 10,000 steps. He wanted to walk to the lake that is about a
mile from our house. We had not walked in the early morning so we had few
steps. We also walked around the lake and noticed that there was a skim of ice
on it except in certain areas that mostly seemed to be full of birds. We saw
gulls, geese, ducks, and a large white bird that was too far away for us to
identify. It was nice to see so many of them in the middle of the day.
We also saw four walkers and five
bicyclists. One of the bicyclists zipped past us, startling me. I had been
paying little attention as we had not yet seen another bike. Often riders will
call out, “On your left.” to let us know they are going to pass us. This guy
was quiet and fast. I had been wandering all over the trail, assuming we owned
it since there were so few people around. After that fast pass I stayed more on
my side of the trail and looked before I stepped randomly to the other side.
By the time we got home from this long
walk we figured that we had put on over 8,000 steps. Both of us were a little
tired. So we had to have a snack and a cup of tea.
We had gotten some green tea from our
favorite source. Because of the pandemic, they are only selling it in pound
packages. We got the pound, poured out a small amount to use soon and put the
rest in the freezer. Even though it seemed expensive per pound, we figured that
it is actually cheaper than buying tea bags. It is also so much less expensive
in terms of waste and damage to the environment. Another plus is that it is
organic. What a win, win.
Paula
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