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Old 07-26-2007, 11:24 AM   #34
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Good grief Linda- How to you find the time and energy to do such lovely work after a 40 hour week?[/QUOTE]

My house is a mess and I go running often to keep in shape. It gives you energy. I will be 60 in April and just discovered running. My boyfriend does marathons. He has taught me how to do it. I am in better shape now than I ever was when I was young. It only takes an hour a couple times a week. Of course I am blessed with good joints. I know that you and your husband have had trouble in that area. Walking is the way to start.
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