My friend said that she wanted to go take a walk in the park and I found it to be a great idea. After we arrived at the Rockefeller State Park, I realized that it was nothing like the Riverside park... because you essentially go hiking in the mountains.
Since I was there, I have to take the walk and do the slopes, which are still of great difficulties for me. Yet, I walked on the Sleepy Hallow Trail followed by the Pocantico River Trail till I had to apply the Puerto Plata principle in the Rockefeller state park, turning back without hitting any definitive benchmark since I have to make sure I can make it back to the parking lot in one piece... though it is my grand benchmark.
For weeks if not months, I tried to make sure I climbed them 7 mountains on a daily basis--the slope by the Taipei Arena... with or without a cane. Then, someone had me asked one day, "Why walking on surface harder for you to walk?" Well, guess, the conversation we had on that slanted road might not have taken place.
I might not have gone as far and as fast as the others have gone. I might have to take many a mini stops and my ending point might be others' starting point. But, it doesn't matter... Today, I see my daily training paid off... Rockefeller baby gone hiking for the first time since 2007 in the Rockefeller State Park on two feet... without a cane. I am also in a far better shape than when I went up to see St. Paul and them canons on Mount Fortress in Macau.
A grand benchmark and a historical moment in my life--Rockefeller baby gone hiking-- with hiking, something I thought I would not be able to do again in my life. I was wrong because it is done and the reality.
Aches and pain? Gonna be a potato and rest as well as Epsom salt bath la!
Since I was there, I have to take the walk and do the slopes, which are still of great difficulties for me. Yet, I walked on the Sleepy Hallow Trail followed by the Pocantico River Trail till I had to apply the Puerto Plata principle in the Rockefeller state park, turning back without hitting any definitive benchmark since I have to make sure I can make it back to the parking lot in one piece... though it is my grand benchmark.
For weeks if not months, I tried to make sure I climbed them 7 mountains on a daily basis--the slope by the Taipei Arena... with or without a cane. Then, someone had me asked one day, "Why walking on surface harder for you to walk?" Well, guess, the conversation we had on that slanted road might not have taken place.
I might not have gone as far and as fast as the others have gone. I might have to take many a mini stops and my ending point might be others' starting point. But, it doesn't matter... Today, I see my daily training paid off... Rockefeller baby gone hiking for the first time since 2007 in the Rockefeller State Park on two feet... without a cane. I am also in a far better shape than when I went up to see St. Paul and them canons on Mount Fortress in Macau.
A grand benchmark and a historical moment in my life--Rockefeller baby gone hiking-- with hiking, something I thought I would not be able to do again in my life. I was wrong because it is done and the reality.
Aches and pain? Gonna be a potato and rest as well as Epsom salt bath la!
