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Running Intead of ”Staying at Home”

The daily run is more therapeutic than lying on the analyst's couch. If you don’t take care of your body, where will you live? Life is filled with challenges and adversity. My life was filled with experiences as a teenager that had taught me how to suffer. Turns out, that taught me how to be a good athlete. You never know how strong you are, until being strong is the only choice you have. Pain only hurts. The more you know, the less you need. Running is an adventure in minimalism and finding your own strength, both mentally and physically. To do it in nature, adds a third dimension to make it a complete mind, body, soul adventure. To hike in nature with a friend or loved one, adds an even fourth dimension of connection with others, but sometimes solitude adds its own medicinal powers in clearing the mind of stress and problems of the world, as these things fade away. New habits can be made in this vacuum of thought. Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from indomitable will. You only ever grow as a human being, if you’re outside your comfort zone. In the face of adversity, you want to do something, move forward, not backwards. Running books are filled with all kinds of quotes on the zen of life.  If you never do more than you are doing now, you will never become more than you are now.   During what period of your life did you feel the best and why? When I was in college and law school, even though I was working 60 hours a week plus full time school during the days, I did something

By |April 29th, 2020|Categories: Running, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Running Intead of ”Staying at Home”

The Game of Life

Who knew that the 1982 version of this game is fun and not mindless like the dumbed down version that is currently in stores. Our daughter thinks all board games are great fun, but she even thinks the old one is way better.

By |April 19th, 2020|Categories: Games|Comments Off on The Game of Life

Koob Viking Lawn Game

Our game crazed daughter found this interesting craft idea online during the Coronavirus craze, so I decided to try to make it from leftover scrapes and it turned out to be a great yard game. And it was easy to make from materials laying around the garage. We’re going to try to paint it a little more vibrant colors and put it in an extra tote box for storage and carrying. Instructional video: https://lets-get-together.com/2014/07/24/diy-koob-the-best-lawn-game-ever/#_a5y_p=3816571 And, its very easy to play, set up the blocks on opposite sides with the lager king in the middle. Team's or individuals take turns throwing sticks and after you knock all of the other side’s blocks down you can throw for the king to win.

By |April 18th, 2020|Categories: Games|Comments Off on Koob Viking Lawn Game

Rook

This game of Rook is hard to figure out, so we're still trying to learn it all. https://youtu.be/5tDTB2m-cWo

By |April 18th, 2020|Categories: Games|Comments Off on Rook

Cribbage

Fun memories of my favorite childhood card game, cribbage, but we need to practice more on the scoring piece of it. Cribbage Cheat Sheet

By |April 13th, 2020|Categories: Uncategorized|Comments Off on Cribbage