After a few years of daily workouts, first the recumbent exercise and then the spin bike, I started feeling like I needed to change things up a bit. So, I started looking at treadmills and ellipticals.
Since I was using the iFit app on both bikes I figured I would stick with iFit brand equipment.
The year was 1985; the location – Minot, North Dakota. At the time, I was the operations manager and morning host on a pair of popular Magic City radio stations, which we had just relocated into a beautiful new split level building in the rapidly developing south side of town.
Road trip fun
Thanksgiving is coming up as I write this column. Last week Lyle wrote about the passing of my Uncle Kenny. He was quite the cat and was a role model to me from the time I was young. He was a man of great faith and I always admired that in him.
If you read my column last week, you’ll know that my 11 year old daughter had an accident and suffered a concussion. Doctor’s orders were no screens, no reading, no bright lights or activity, and close monitoring. That posed a challenge to me as her mom.
Musings...“Jump into the arms of Jesus” by Lyle Van Camp
A wonderful man passed away last week. Long time readers of this column may remember when my bride and I often journeyed to Staples, Minnesota where we spent time with her uncle and aunt, Ken and Mary Jane Lingenfelter.
If you’ve been reading over the past few weeks, you know that I was recently in the city of Philadelphia to attend the wedding of our daughter Breanna.
Her wedding was on a Friday and we flew in on Wednesday so we could get settled and be rested for the big day.
It’s not often that I DON’T have something I’m ready to blab about in this space, but today, I am finding myself in that situation. I’m sure we will land somewhere, so buckle up… To start out with, I’m writing this column from the bench outside behind our offices.
Musings... Lesson learned, keep a spare battery by Lyle Van Camp
For at least 20 years my camera bag has included a spare battery for my camera body. Every time I changed my gear the first thing I checked was which battery the camera itself used. If it was different from what I was currently using, my first purchase was a second battery.