This is a continuation of the conversation about pace from my last post, which was my first blog post, actually. Hey! I've learned a few new things in 2009. I also learned how to use Google calendar online, and I do feel accomplished! I feel ‘contained,' but that is not what I want to talk about here. I can highly recommend finding ways to feel contained, though.
Back to pace. I've noticed something at the gym. As I work away on my ARC Trainer, staring at a variety of shapes and sizes...
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Source: eOrthopod
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Source: HealthCentral Encyclopedia
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