I have been doing some heavy duty training?!
Question: For my upcoming walk to the mailbox on the corner of the street. A little background is necessary. Up until a month ago, I had no reason to walk to this mailbox, but sadly, one of my utility providers has gone retro and decided that all bills should be paid by snail mail. The mailbox is approximately 176.43 meters from my house (162.86 yards) so I have been vigorously training by actually walking up to the TV to turn the channels manually! I was just wondering what other training is necessary to make this trip safely? Any advice on training methods would be appreciated.
Answers: For my upcoming walk to the mailbox on the corner of the street. A little background is necessary. Up until a month ago, I had no reason to walk to this mailbox, but sadly, one of my utility providers has gone retro and decided that all bills should be paid by snail mail. The mailbox is approximately 176.43 meters from my house (162.86 yards) so I have been vigorously training by actually walking up to the TV to turn the channels manually! I was just wondering what other training is necessary to make this trip safely? Any advice on training methods would be appreciated.
Some 12 oz curls will help... oh excuse me 355 ml curls.
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Oh, wow. I have one of those things....a mailbox.......yes, some chick drives up to it almost every day with a flashing yellow light on the top of her car and puts catalogs and trash in it. I brave the elements to go check it every now and then because around holidays, sometimes people send me checks.
Grab a water bottle and a walking stick. If you don't have a walking stick, a broom would do. If you see a kid on a bike, toss the stick in the spokes of the bike.