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Thursday, April 2, 2020
Joys of Walking
" When I remarked to a friend that I was engaging in compiling an anthology on the subject of walking, he said, "I suppose the depressed state of the world has made walkers of a great many people who a few years ago were almost in danger of losing the use of their legs. It's odd , when you stop and think of it, that because of the harshness of the times and the fact that shoe leather is cheaper than gasoline that a lot of people have been driven to the discovery that walking is among the most rewarding pleasures of life' " - Edward Valentine Mitchell(E.V.M)
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That would be a terrific silver lining, to come of all this. I've been observing some of the neo-pedestrians in my neighborhood, clearly not accustomed to traveling far on shanks' mare and exhibiting an interesting variety of gaits. Reminds me of John Cleese's minister of silly walks...
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3UGk9QhoIw
I've seen way more people out for walks in my neighborhood; more joggers too. A lot of them are people I've never seen out before. I have had friends texting me telling me to go outside and get some sun, since I tend to be a vampire. Seems to be doing me some good.
ReplyDelete[John Cleese is my personal hero.]