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Urban ranger is one system that has actually benefited from our new little daughter's hospital stay. I've discovered that the hospital is walking distance from both home and work (about 50 minutes in both cases). My walking lunches have to be a little shorted to make up this longer commute, but it adds up to over 2 hours on foot a day. http://everydaysystems.com/group/17 It's a nice walk, too. It's made me realize how amazingly, literally set in my ways I normally am. Once I have a route I go on auto pilot and rarely vary it (the one exception is lunch time, when I'm not really going anywhere so I can meander a bit). The hospital has given me a destination in a new part of town (technically a different town) and forced me to do a bit of exploring. A reluctant adventure, maybe, but pleasurable nonetheless. So while I might be a lousy urban ranger in terms of going out of my way to go new places without any need, I'm pretty good at urban rangering to wherever it is I need to go. And need will come, might as well take advantage of it. Hope the rest of you are still at it, Reinhard |
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