woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
Our 7am walks are generally around 25C (77F) with the humidex, give or take 5-10F.
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woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
Aug.25: ASD2 w/Rapira SS(3) ............ Graydog silvertip .... Soapy Bathman Tropical Lime ... Captain's Choice Lime balm
With a few days of my wife getting shin splints, we decided to walk around the neighbourhood rather than down by the lake. There are lots of crescents and hook'n'ladder types of streets, allowing for us to cut short the walk at any point and get home within a few minutes. Just after 10 mins in, my wife mentioned that her shins were starting to hurt, so we cut it short. Hopefully in a few days things will get back to normal and she can enjoy our walk rather than suffer through it.
No elliptical as we have a mid-morning appointment.
Today's workout was:
- 15 min neighbourhood walk
- 0 min elliptical
With a few days of my wife getting shin splints, we decided to walk around the neighbourhood rather than down by the lake. There are lots of crescents and hook'n'ladder types of streets, allowing for us to cut short the walk at any point and get home within a few minutes. Just after 10 mins in, my wife mentioned that her shins were starting to hurt, so we cut it short. Hopefully in a few days things will get back to normal and she can enjoy our walk rather than suffer through it.
No elliptical as we have a mid-morning appointment.
Today's workout was:
- 15 min neighbourhood walk
- 0 min elliptical
Fightingillini22
Master TSC Shave Member
Sorry to hear about the wife's splints - hopefully things return to normal soon! Nice to have an alternative so she can still get 15 minutes in.
I hope a few days will help your wife be back to her normal self! I hope the rest of your day for both of you goes well!
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
My rest = lots of work in the garden and shoulder-physio exercises. 
SteveChuckFrank
Close Enough*
That sounds very relaxing*My rest = lots of work in the garden and shoulder-physio exercises.
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
Aug.26: ASD2 w/Rapira SS(4) ............ Graydog silvertip .... Soapy Bathman Tropical Lime ... Captain's Choice Lime balm
The Rapira blade struggled through this morning's shave but should make it to the end of its 7-day journey. No walk with my wife this morning so as to give another day for some (hopeful) shin splint recovery.
Today's workout was:
- 40 min elliptical
The Rapira blade struggled through this morning's shave but should make it to the end of its 7-day journey. No walk with my wife this morning so as to give another day for some (hopeful) shin splint recovery.
Today's workout was:
- 40 min elliptical
Why? Just pitch the offending blade and enjoy your shaves.
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
Ditching a blade mid-week would totally mess up my "new blade on Monday" schedule.
Well, that......... plus I'm cheap.
Well, that......... plus I'm cheap.
Pitching a blade ahead of schedule just wouldn't be Samular.
Seeing that Brian uses a reel push mower made me realize this would be the perfect solution for you. You could mow every day and have a lawn that looks like a gold course and make more space at home because you wouldn’t need the elliptical.
Brilliant!
2 out of 2 nurses surveyed agree!
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
Coming soon to a website/blog near you ...... Bruce and Dave Nurses' Advice ...... aka BaD Nurses 
I prefer being the badass nurse I've become.
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
So you're a proctologist as well? 
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
My wife would not disagree with that assessment.
