If God wanted me to touch my toes, he would have put them on my knees.
Now back to the workshop,
Andrew
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If God wanted me to touch my toes, he would have put them on my knees.
Now back to the workshop,
Andrew
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Amen to that! I will never forget those dreadful gym classes in primary 🙂
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I’ve been able to bury that memory.
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What’s the utility in touching one’s toes anyway?
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You got me, but I keep hearing from certain people that you’re suppose to do it.
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Ah, Carrie. What does she know? It’s not like she’s a doctor or anything. Oh, wait… 😉
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Yes, that’s what I was thinking.
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haha…good one!
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🙂
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There isn’t a person over 60 who wouldn’t applaud your sentiments today. Thank you for the chuckle. 🙂
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and plenty over 40 😉
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Toes? I rarely see them. I assume they’re still down there somewhere.
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I have my doctor check during my annual physical.
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Being as tomorrow is one of the days I go to the Silver Sneakers gym, I know I’ll be thinking of this and laughing. [hope no one calls for the straight jacket guys!!] 🙂
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Be careful and don’t laugh while lifting weights – you could drop them and break a toe. 😉
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Cute that you actually think I lift weights! I’m more of a treadmill or sit down and work the ab machine sort.
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Oh no! Don’t destroy my false image of you . 😉
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Yeah, not happening here either. Nice to know I’m not alone. 🙂
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I was able to do it when I was a child, and am happy with the memory, but no longer need to repeat the activity.
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Sadly, I wasn’t able to do it as a child either. Well, maybe when I was two. Past that, I’m stiff city.
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Hehe, I have a counterpoint: if he DIDN’T want us to touch our toes, he wouldn’t have given us such flexible spines. 😉
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Well, I would not dare to question your knowledge on the subject, but will only point out that younger spines are far more flexible than the older, heavily used spines like I have… 😉
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Haha, I take it you’re not a yoga fan? However far down we can reach is fine–doesn’t have to be the toes. Just so long as we’re stretching our goods. 🙂
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I can reach down far enough to pick up a spoon for my yogurt. Does that count for anything?
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Ha! You’re all set then. 🙂
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Good point, Andrew. I have found that the older I get, the farther away the ground seems to be.
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It does and it’s hard to getup from too.
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Brilliant… Why didn’t I think of that?
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Well, when was the last time you thought that touching your toes was a good idea?
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Does trimming my toenails count?
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Humm, hadn’t considered that. Okay you get toe touching credit. Just wash your hands afterwards…
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Actually i agree 😊
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🙂
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