Well, after reading several issues of the JEW it became clear to me that my life here is really not so different from yours in Maui. My days are pretty predictable and I have a variety of favorite activities designed to keep me in shape.
So let's review what I did last week while you guys were running through your usual routine.
I spent part of my week riding the waves and as you can see I have some serious moves. I also like to spend some of my water time just hanging out and relaxing.
On Monday, I had my regular yoga workout at Gymboree (and I gave one of the other kids a serious wrecking for good measure). I also spent some time watching the cool fish in my Fisher-Price Peaceful Planet Aquarium and there was never any danger of my smashing myself against dangerous rocks in the process.
Later in the week, I also did some climbing (it wasn't bamboo, but I have tried to climb everything else so I don't see why that would present any problems). Then one of the kids from next door, who is a nationally ranked splasher, broke his pool and used the patch kit from mine to fix it! Sadly, I didn't capture the repairs on video, but it was one of the highlights of my week.
I am not big enough to ride a bike, but I'd be up for the other part of your ride-and-gorge routine. Food is my friend, and the messier the better. This IHOP place sounds pretty good.
I have a bunch of letter tiles that I play with almost every day, and I practice making up words. Sound familiar?
I don't watch much TV, either, though I do have a couple of DVDs that I like to watch over and over again. I understand that you guys are the same way.
That pretty much wraps it up. It sounds just like a typical week in Maui, if you ask me. I guess there's only one big difference (and Rusty will appreciate this) - I am NEVER asleep by 9:30.
Sarah |
