Japanese crossword «Standing on one leg»
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Had to stop doing yoga - couldn't do this any more.
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Can you do this with your eyes shut?
I can but I'm counting few seconds.
replyI can but I'm counting few seconds.
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I meant that I can stand on one leg. The emoji is my go to eye roll emoji.
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I can.
I actually test my balance with the one leg thing daily. In my head, I am doing well because I can stand up to put pants on one leg at a time.
replyI actually test my balance with the one leg thing daily. In my head, I am doing well because I can stand up to put pants on one leg at a time.
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I felt the same way as I was coming up on my 40s, because I could do that as well as a somewhat passable arabesque (though never on pointe).
Though I turn 49 in a few days and it's been nearly 10 years since I could stand on 2 legs for more than a few minutes without pain and fatigue sucking the wind out of me. But I have the advantage that, after the spinal surgery last year, I couldn't even safely lift 5lbs on my 48th bday. So, I get to feel accomplished by my current ability to lift a gallon of water by myself. ;)
replyThough I turn 49 in a few days and it's been nearly 10 years since I could stand on 2 legs for more than a few minutes without pain and fatigue sucking the wind out of me. But I have the advantage that, after the spinal surgery last year, I couldn't even safely lift 5lbs on my 48th bday. So, I get to feel accomplished by my current ability to lift a gallon of water by myself. ;)
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That is FANTASTIC news. I have heard it said that many people my age (Well beyond 49) people can't do that...OK, why am I not stating my age? That is kinda dumb. I will be 68 this year.
replyJust an itch, I do it all the time. When the inevitable happens, I just get up again.
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I can do it too...it's the getting up that's a problem!
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And people who want to help you are no help at all.
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Your drawings are always unexpected and a pleasant thing to solve. The solution process is also very original. I'm really enjoying it. Thank you for this pleasure.
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I feel like we're missing the story. Why is he doing this. He appears to be outdoors in a rather romantic landscape. Is that where he likes to practice such maneuvers? Is he dancing? Is this a scene in a ballet?
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