The thick wildfire smoke has thinned, so Holland went into Kelso today -
I stayed home & cleaned Independence's surfaces ๐งผ, and every corner ๐งน: it needed it, and him being out-of-house if the only chance I get to do deep cleaning.
The houseplants were watered ๐ฑ; and I spotted another leaf shooting up on the Amaryllis, I bought last November in Coalinga-CA … this will probably be the last watering this plant will get until October, some time. I've never tried to get an Amaryllis to rebloom - so I'm curiously excited about the prospect ๐ง๐๐
I even had time to fit a stretching workout ๐ง, in; I had been stretching, bending, & reaching overhead, while cleaning … but I wanted to target specific muscle groups. I also included alternate chair assist exercises to match the worksheet rundown:
At 70 (which I will be, in December), the goal of exercising the body is functional strength and mobility, not maximal strength. Support-assist movements improve balance, leg power, and independence while minimizing joint stress. Heavy sumo squats (like those in strength-level standards for women) are not recommended without medical clearance and proper training Strength Level. Bottom line: For a 70-year-old woman, a safe starting point is 10–15 bodyweight sumo squats x1–2 sets … or 10–15 chair squats, x2–3 times per week, progressing slowly as tolerated. Always prioritize form and stop if you feel pain. Key safety points: Form over weight (1) Keep knees tracking over toes, avoid inward collapse, and maintain a neutral spine Pain is a stop signal: If you feel sharp pain in knees, hips, or back, stop and adjust form or reduce load (2) Progress gradually: Increase reps, sets, or weight slowly to allow muscles and joints to adapt. (3) Listen to your body: If you have knee, hip, or back conditions, consult a healthcare provider before starting or increasing intensity.
After stretching exercises, I thought I'd work up a new broom-handle-cobweb duster; the one I have is still useful, but it is from my previous life … and in this Life, I want to start fresh.
So, I went online to track down a pattern (my old pattern cache is long gone):
And, I finished one novel ๐; and started another ๐ …
By this time, Holland was pulling in: we caught up on each other's Day ๐, ate a light supper ๐ฅฃ, and relaxed.
It's been a good Day; there has been peace in the valley.
Shabbat Eve ✡️☝️ ✝️ was ushered in with peace & contentment: I like that ๐






Exercising in any form is very beneficial, I've found such an improvement to my mental health since I started running and going to the gym. Thanks for sharing with #pocolo
ReplyDeleteYes - gotta stay limber to be active. I've always keep my body in motion & the activity keeps me balanced & centered.
DeleteThanks for popping in - have a funtastic weekend!
Shabbat Shalom got me and I had to say hi! My family is Jewish and we are believers in the Jewish Messiah Yeshua (Jesus) I see that you visit several of my blogging friends. We host blog parties together. I would be honored to have you also stop by my blog sometime - Ducks 'n a Row.
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you.
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๐ I'm glad you stopped by with a "Hi" - meeting other Messianic Mishpacha always makes my heart happy ๐
DeleteI have been visiting your Ducks 'n a Row Blog for a while; and have added your "Speak God's Word" Blog to my reading itinerary; I have missed Messianic Fellowship, so I will definitely be popping in there ๐
So glad you popped in: Elohim Yevarekh Otkha & have a funtastic week ahead!
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ReplyDeleteGreat blog post! I really appreciate how clearly you explained the topic and shared practical insights. The information is useful, easy to understand, and valuable for anyone looking to improve their healthcare business. I’ll definitely be exploring your website to learn more about your services and resources.
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