Woo Hoo!

ByCarma Spence

You will be fortunate in everything you do.
Public domain picture from Pixabay.com; Design by Carma Spence
I’m gradually adding more movement to my routine. I’m taking the stairs at work when I can, and on Thursday, I walked from the metro station to a conference I had to go to and back (at least three block both ways). The recent change in weather has my knee a little sore, but my ankle is doing much better, so I feel more confident to push my exercise envelope a little. At last, I feel that I’m finally moving forward in my recovery of my body, especially since the accident in April 2005.

Last night, I did a small cheat and had a fortune cookie. The fortune said I would be fortunate in everything I do. I guess it was right.

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