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Old 08-17-2014, 04:09 PM #1
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Default What do you guys do on the good days?

I know a lot of us experience bad days. For some bad days are just about every day, im one of them.

But occasionally I get a good day.

What do you guys do on those days? I find myself getting extremely bored, as I sort of fear doing a lot of things that I enjoy, and mostly because im not supposed to be driving.

On the good days I usually end up catching up on cleaning the house, and sleep. I usually go for a few more extra walks as well, and as of late, ive been including light resistance band training as well.

Its amazing when we have these good days, I just feel like im not putting them to good use. Im usually good for one good day every week n a half lately.
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