Today's picture is of a church. Across the street from this church is the physical therapy office I went to when my legs decided to betray me. They used to make me walk the treadmill. I didn't mind all of the other stuff they had me do, but the treadmill frightened me. My left foot used to flop and I had to tell it, "heel, toe; heel, toe." They were able to get me from five minutes to fifteen minutes in a month. They told me that was really good for what I was experiencing. But, you know, treadmills are boring. So, to pass the time, I used to count the number of pieces of slate making up the roof of the church across the street. I also prayed a lot while I looked at that church. I pass by there everyday. Funny, I still look up at the roof. Today, when I took this picture while waiting for a green light, I said a huge "thank you" to God.
While I'm presenting my photography of the day, I took this at the lake I mentioned a few days ago. This is what I wanted you to see. Isn't it pretty?
Sunday, January 13, 2008
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3 comments:
I bet the tread was tough. I could never get used to them. I fell off once and have never gone near one since (12 years).
Nice bridge and lake. Now for the concerned blogger; Young Lady did you take this driving? LOL, Every time I get a great picture on the road my wife grills me about how, photography and driving don't mix. I always thought it was drinkin and drivin.
Good post RT! Boredom is the real problem with treadmills :-) Trust me, I got so bored I forgot to step and got pitched off the back! At least you had something to hold your attention.
Admiral:
It was painful and the bordeom didn't help. I've never fallen off of a treadmill, but because of the floppy foot, I tripped after using the treadmill, fell, and almost hit my head on a weight machine. Nice.
Yes, I was driving. I slowed down, though. If I take a picture while driving, I just point and shoot and look to see later what I got. There's no aiming going on...that's why it isn't centered.
NFO:
At least with exercise bikes you can sit and read. Treadmills just suck. I used to love running suicides when I was younger. It was a challenge.
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