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January 14, 2008

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I surprised myself, and I began to see myself in a different light, as someone who might actually rise before the sun to do sit-ups on frosted grass, under a starry sky

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A friend of mine has a hard time committing to exercise, too. Finally, she decided just to commit to one minute a day (who can't work that in?). Even though I'm someone who has, in fact, prided herself on not being athletic, I tried her one minute a day idea and it works! At least it's a start and I know I can work up from there.

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I surprised myself, and I began to see myself in a different light, as someone who might actually rise before the sun to do sit-ups on frosted grass, under a starry sky.

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This post serves as a reminder that whenever we set our minds to something, we can do anything- no matter how hard we think it should be.

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This story teaches us the importance of exercise to maintain a constant level of health. Never too late to start, but we choose any sport that we like and gradually create the discipline. The changes are noticed quickly.

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Congratulations! A friend of mine has a hard time committing to exercise, too. Finally, she decided just to commit to one minute a day (who can't work that in?). Even though I'm someone who has, in fact, prided herself on not being athletic, I tried her one minute a day idea and it works! At least it's a start and I know I can work up from there.

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Your story was certainly inspiring. Lately, I've been having some zipper issues myself. I feel I need to something. :/

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Amy, Just got around to reading this. Congrats! You may inspire me, since I've never considered myself athletic either. - Auntie J.

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Good for you! Congrats.

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Hi Honey--This column was so great!! I loved it, and I'm sure your grandma will, too. What a terrific achievement to stick with the program and finish in great shape! I'm proud of you.
How did your run with Julian go?

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