Hello All ... and especially Sandy,
First, a great big complain; I tried three times last night to post a "comment" on the message about the easily aced stress test. I thought that the third try worked ... but I nada here tonight so I guess I didn't succeed with any of my attempts.
Back to the main topic; Sandy, I'm very impressed with your 175 bpm. I took a stress test a long time ago and I have no clue where my bpm got up to; all I know is that I ran out of lung capacity long before the engine failed and I couldn't even talk for about ten minutes!!!
In my earlier attempts to communicate ... I waxed somewhat about the benefits of both stretching and strength exercises in old age. Memory problems prevail; I forgot what I said and this cottonpickin' blog system doesn't help me save stuff for future use! Twenty-four hours is a helluva long time y'know!!
Oh yes, I was gonna describe my back exercises and my shoulder exercise; the latter include some strength exercises. By now you will likely have such exercises and be on your way to painless future.
Warm weather setting in here for a few days .... back to wood-splitting.
Love, Ken
snow day
7 years ago
i'm with you there dad, It doesn't seem easy to post a comment.
ReplyDeleteI've worked out a sequence that seems to work.
First, once I've written smoething, I select profile: Google Account,
then I click on Preview
Then, once I see the Preview, It allows me to post the comment. It may be that writing your post and going directly to "Post Comment" is the route spam woudl go, so they perhaps build ni a slightly circuitous route that humans can figure out but spamming robots can't.
ReplyDeleteSo, I'll try to go to "Post Comment" directly on this one to see what hapens
and of course, it works, maybe once I've been recognized. Of course, I didn't preview it and catch my spelling mistakes.
ReplyDeleteI am also logged into my gmail account, which may have an effect on the process too!