A00002 - The 500 Mile Club (10/15/2010)

 


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From: skipjen2865 <skipjen2865@aol.com>
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Sent: Fri, Oct 15, 2010 5:07 pm
Subject: 500 Mile Club

S,
 
The joints do not bend the way they did when I was 6'1" and weighed 125 pounds.  And the feet tend to remind me that my soaring days are gone while my skimming days are here.  However, I do try to walk 3 to 5 miles every day.  I commend you on your exercise regimen and would like to challenge all of us to become members of the 500 Mile Club, walking or running 500 miles in the upcoming new year.
 
Everett Jenkins
Class of 1975

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