So it's been a slower start to the New Year then I had hoped! When I came back from out of town after New Year's, I was home for a day and then fell over the dog gate my landlord's recently installed! Suffice to say, my back and knee were out for the next week :(
Started off with a slow, long walk last weekend, and it was beautiful out! Light drizzle, but that's nothing for Vancouver. I hopped the skytrain to head to False Creek and walk the sea wall there. I almost got all the way to Granville Island, but for a first walk, I didn't want to push it! It took me nearly 2 hours to make it 3 km with lots of stops for pictures along the way!
When I got about a 1/4 of the way in to my walk I saw this sign, of 'Should I be worried?'. This made me giggle, but I stopped and paused to really think about the question but had to concede that I really don't know. There's infinite things to be worried about any given day, but post-pandemic, I think looking at a half full glass is the only cure for any worries that come. Prepare for the worst, hope for the best and whatever else goes with that cliche!
https://globalnews.ca/news/3913643/should-i-be-worried-sign-vancouver/
Now...we have snow for the next few days, so going to have to figure out an indoor activity to do!
