Just got back from walk #1 with the dogs. Eddie had an issue and the rest of the walk he knew I was very annoyed with him as he walked a good two steps behind me on his nylon collar. Then, when we got into the garage, he sat down and just stared up at me while I took all his gear off. Normally he's all bouncy and wants to go in right away.
Today is cleaning day, which also means it's also catch-up-on-my-podcasts day. I am still trying to catch up with last week's podcasts, so today that will probably happen.
There was a blurb in O magazine about people who started walking their dogs just 10-20 minutes per day 3 days per week. The average weight loss for the human was 14 lbs with no diet changes over the course of 50 weeks. This is great, but where is my miraculous weight loss? I think the problem is that when I really ramped up on the walking, my eating also ramped up in terms of sugar consumption, resulting in no gain/no loss. One of these days I'll add a weight session when I get home from the walk. The hills on my walks are getting significantly easier, so I suppose I'm reaching a plateau of sorts. We could try running them, but I don't think running with both dogs at the same time is a good idea. Allowing the dogs to get momentum going is dangerous because that's when they can easily decide to drag me wherever they want should they see something to chase.
Does anyone know any tricks for getting red wine out of khaki pants? I still have two faint spots that I cannot get out and I really like these capris. Ideas?
For red wine spills, dilute the spot with white win, then flush with cool water and apply salt. Or, sprinkle with salt and fush with club soda or cool H2O.
ReplyDeleteOr, apply a paste of Twenty Mule Team Borax.
Look for 'Wine Away Red Wine Stain Remover'
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