At the risk of being redundant (oh, who am I kidding? I say the same things over and over again all the time!), I make another Pedestrian Post. Today’s walk was longer with no libations involved. I first went to the post office again, this time with business correspondence in hand (what business, you ask? Nun-O-Yo Bidness!) (I’ve never actually said that to anyone, but I have always wanted to). It was not as warm as yesterday but still perfectly comfortable for walking.
I should do something like this with Frankentree!
On the way to the post office, I paused to snap a picture of an Easter Egg Tree I have been admiring. Maybe next year I will find enough oomph to decorate for the holidays.
After mailing my letter, I walked a long way home, going past Basloe Library. When I left the house, I had had some notion of stopping there to work on my murder mystery (preview of coming attractions) but decided I would rather take a longer walk and work on it at home (full disclosure: I still have to do that). Going through the parking lot, I decided to get a picture of the Do Not Enter sign I mentioned in my last Running Commentary Post (perhaps you read it) (I mean the post, not the sign, although you are welcome to read both).
Once again, I entered.
I walked past my street by two blocks, then up to German Street to get back home. I was hoping to walk for a half hour, and I did. For another seasonal picture, I got the cross in front of Trinity Lutheran Church.
Full disclosure: I may not go to church on Easter Sunday.
My walk was over a half hour and over a mile and a half. I believe I mentioned how I have been seeking the mental health benefits of exercise. I think this walk helped. I hope to try another walk or run tomorrow, maybe even both. But I might look for something else to blog about. I hope you will stay tuned.
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