Homer Lake walk
Jun. 30th, 2007 07:43 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
tigertoyI finally made it through the fog of general inertia, thickened by depression, and got out of the house a bit after 3. I drove to ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
birder2's, where I picked up the Nokia 770 I bought by impulse from woot.com this week. (Months ago, I'd looked at the product and thought it was cool, but it cost way more than I was willing to pay.) Then I turned around and headed to Homer Lake on back roads. I didn't bring my camera, because I just wanted a chance to exercise, think, and maybe find some peace.
There were only a couple of places where I ran into mud, despite the fact that we have had some rain this week. I enjoyed butterflies and birds, and had a pretty good walk, until I got back into the treeless area in the northwest corner of the park, when my right hip started to complain that it was being abused. Fortunately, I made it back to my car without the pain keeping me from walking, and by the time I got home, it didn't hurt when I got out of the car.
birder2's, where I picked up the Nokia 770 I bought by impulse from woot.com this week. (Months ago, I'd looked at the product and thought it was cool, but it cost way more than I was willing to pay.) Then I turned around and headed to Homer Lake on back roads. I didn't bring my camera, because I just wanted a chance to exercise, think, and maybe find some peace.There were only a couple of places where I ran into mud, despite the fact that we have had some rain this week. I enjoyed butterflies and birds, and had a pretty good walk, until I got back into the treeless area in the northwest corner of the park, when my right hip started to complain that it was being abused. Fortunately, I made it back to my car without the pain keeping me from walking, and by the time I got home, it didn't hurt when I got out of the car.