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Wordless Wednesday

Posted by Claudia Moser on 10:27 AM in

thus I have to recover!

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9 Comments

Sush says:
11:19 AM

Yes, I cast my vote for getting better! Take care, and you really could put off that vip trip. Life does allow for time out believe it or not...
Hugs~

Sarah Tokeley says:
11:26 AM

Definitely words to think about!

trininista says:
5:34 PM

I feel good about my workout this morning now. lol

Claudia Moser says:
6:55 PM

@Sush - wish I could stay home, but I have to travel, sadly.
@Sarah - indeed!
@Trini - you should, you are great!

Southhamsdarling says:
9:07 PM

I would definitely go for the exercising for one hour option here!! So sorry that you have to travel when you are still not feeling 100 per cent :( Try not to overdo it at this time, although I know that's easier said than done. Hugs.

Belle says:
10:04 PM

I actually did some stretching yesterday. It did feel good!

Anonymous says:
10:20 PM

To exercise is always good :)
Good words!

Pearson Report says:
11:14 PM

That is sooo funny Claudia because this cartoon hangs in my doctor's office.

Every time, which is about once every two years, I pop in for a visit I laugh - but it is pretty clever!

Cheers, Jenny

PEARSON REPORT

Claudia Moser says:
10:05 PM

@Diane - I was kind of foreseeing the health issues!
@Belle - well done!
@Eva - well yes, if you manage to keep it going!
@Jenny - wow, that indeed a coincidence!

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