All jokes aside, movement is healthy, even if just walking around the block, down the sidewalk, or down the street (I don’t know where you live).
Our bodies are made to move. And while I enjoy vegging out as much as the next person, and I definitely don’t go to the gym, I try to go for a short walk at least once a week, sometimes more, sometimes less.
Also not getting any sunshine at all can give you SAD.
I highly recommend getting out of the house occasionally, for your long term health. You’ll feel better too.
Might as well trade the car in for an E-bike if you can. I’m estimating that just the savings on insurance and maintenance is saving me $2,500 a year. To say nothing if fuel. The E-bike has 3,500 miles on it over the last three years, cost me $800 (30% off sale) and I’ve spent ≈$50 on inner tubes and brake pads each year since.
Oh, and a tip I got from the bike shop. You know that fix a flat crap that you shouldn’t ever use in a car tire, as tire shops will refuse to work on the tire? With an inner tube tire it’s much safer to use when you inevitably pick up something from the road and get a slow leak. Just don’t use the whole can.
I don’t leave the house unless it’s on fire (true story).
groceries are delivered
takeout is delivered
packages are delivered
I have a car, but honestly haven actually driven anywhere in about 6 months.
Sounds like that movie Wall-E.
I’m not eve, or walle…so that must make me the rotting garbage or the roach.
There were also human-hippo hybrid people in the movie.
I’m better suited to be rotting garbage.
All jokes aside, movement is healthy, even if just walking around the block, down the sidewalk, or down the street (I don’t know where you live).
Our bodies are made to move. And while I enjoy vegging out as much as the next person, and I definitely don’t go to the gym, I try to go for a short walk at least once a week, sometimes more, sometimes less.
Also not getting any sunshine at all can give you SAD.
I highly recommend getting out of the house occasionally, for your long term health. You’ll feel better too.
Might as well trade the car in for an E-bike if you can. I’m estimating that just the savings on insurance and maintenance is saving me $2,500 a year. To say nothing if fuel. The E-bike has 3,500 miles on it over the last three years, cost me $800 (30% off sale) and I’ve spent ≈$50 on inner tubes and brake pads each year since.
Oh, and a tip I got from the bike shop. You know that fix a flat crap that you shouldn’t ever use in a car tire, as tire shops will refuse to work on the tire? With an inner tube tire it’s much safer to use when you inevitably pick up something from the road and get a slow leak. Just don’t use the whole can.
would but my wife uses it. we did have two cars at one point but sold it because we didn’t use it.
besides, when I do have to travel it’s usually long drives that an ebike just couldn’t handle.