What to do for fun

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Well, at this particular point in time, my idea of fun is making it

through a day without something getting broken, swollen, infected or

just plain not working. Otherwise, I go bowling on Tues with the PTA

ladies (who'd a thunk it?). I tried roller blading a few weeks ago and

would like to get into that. Have always loved roller skating and am

intrigued by the roller blading thing. But until the nose is healed,

will not be trying anything daring. Apparently walking across a room has

become somewhat of a hazard zone lately. I like to ride my bike after

getting the kids on the bus. Take the dog for a walk. Went back to

school to finish up my degree. Don't have much time to get into anything

else. My plate (oh hush up) is way full right now, so trying anything

that comes along that doesn't require much of a committment on my part.

Plan on getting scuba certified sometime next year when things slow

down. Have gone snorkeling and just love it and would love to try

scuba. Never had the bends, sounds like the sport for me. lol

Regina

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I tried roller blading a few weeks ago and would like to get into that. Have

always loved roller skating and am intrigued by the roller blading thing.

But...

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if you have osteopenia or osteoporosis it is not a good idea to take up

roller blading. my orthopedic doc made me stop when i had my first bone

density scan done. so just a word of caution for anyone out there thinking

about trying on the blades. it is fun though, especially on the hills we

have here.... paved hills at the community college.... easily can do 30mph.

sue