Hiking to Lake Garibaldi.

[criada]

The last hike I went on was a bit of a challenge for me, but I think that I just went to fast, trying to keep up with my dad's friends. My dad, while hiking, is a machine, moving slowly but steadily upward, never stopping. Today, I kept pace with him. As a result, I was almost never tired, and we hiked about 24 kilometers. (too tired to convert

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[skellington1]

About 15 miles. That's quite a hike. (Okay, I admit it: I'm just proud of myself for knowing a rough miles-to-kilometer conversion.)

Usually I find physical activity to be a really good thing if I'm not doing well mentally. Endorphins get moving, it's easier to leave behind anything bothering you, and you sleep so much better afterwards. I have occasionally experienced a crash in the next day or two when soreness and fatigue hit -- make sure to take care of yourself tomorrow!

[laurajerry]

Man, I was so gonna be like -- that's about 15 miles (also just a guess from my head), but you beat me to it!!

Also the same thing about the endorphins and exercise and stuff! IT'S LIKE YOU READ MY MIND!!!

[criada]

Well, the last time I went on a major hike (last weekend, actually!) it messed with me because I was too hard on my body. Not so, this time. And yeah, I'll take care of myself today, by sitting on a bus and (hopefully) a train for hours on end and attempting to get back into America with an expired passport...
(Actually, I feel pretty good this morning, just a little stiff. My bus doesn't leave till this afternoon, so I should be able to get in a nice cooldown walk.)

[skellington1]

Day-after stretches are a gooood thing.

Yeah, you can push past the place where exercise helps to where it just takes too much outta you. I hit that spot easily with hiking -- not because of general fitness, but my bad knee and ankle don't handle it well. I really have to be ridiculously extereme to hit that point on my bike.

Hoperfully you'll get a nice agent and not someone overly officious.