When the weather’s bad–it’s raining, windy, cold–and you’re just feeling miserable, put on your shoes, get yourself outside, and take a few steps. Then take a few more, and usually, by the time you reach the end of the block you’ll develop a small rhythm, build a bit of momentum, and finally, begin to feel better.

When the weather’s bad–it’s raining, windy, cold–and you’re just feeling miserable, put on your shoes, get yourself outside, and take a few steps. Then take a few more, and usually, by the time you reach the end of the block you’ll develop a small rhythm, build a bit of momentum, and finally, begin to feel better.

– J.P. Roarke –

From the Village of Lucca

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