TrixiesPerson

I don’t even feel good if I don’t exercise regularly. I’ve tried it, and of course I’ve had to give it up while I’ve been either sick or injured. The thing of it, for me, is, I don’t just feel better physically when I am exercising, but I think more clearly, and so the other benefits beyond the physical ones repay the time spent, so well. Of course, I have found exercise that I really enjoy doing, and I’m not narrow about what I consider as exercise. If it were drudgery, or lonely, I wouldn’t do it!

They are very much individuals, they’re not the “loners” that we seem to think they are, and they really know how to live life!

I’ve bought new and I’ve bought used and I’ve bought certified used. My Dad ALWAYS had to have a new car every couple years, so I grew up accustomed to that. But I like buying used a lot! I get the best of the car and let someone ELSE pay for the “new” smell and the mega-depreciation in the first few years. It’s worth it to buy new, brand new, once, I guess—there is a little thrill in being the very first driver of a car, and you get to be particular about what options you choose. So do it for the experience, once, but then go ahead and try used!