So…before I had “some-ting in my brain“, I had decided that going to the gym – even if to only walk at a snail’s pace – would be a good thing.

Camp Humphreys spent one million dollars building what they call the “Super Gym”.

And they got their money’s worth…it’s really nice.

It’s two stories with basketball courts & meeting rooms on the first floor and exercise equipment & a walking/jogging track up on the second floor.

I’ve been walking the track late at night when there’s only a few people there.

It helps me unwind, in turn helping my blood pressure, but I get a little dizzy doing it.

I’ve been trying to walk a mile – 10 laps.

And tonight when Eric & I went, there was a dad there with his two children.

A girl, around 7, focusing on her pink Game Boy & a boy, maybe just 4, watching the sister play – both sitting in the corner.

The dad was jogging a quick pace around the track, sweating profusely & each time he would come around he would ask how many laps he’d done.

As he rounded the corner the past us, the girl – without looking up – shouted, “Nine!” as he flew past her.

At which point the boy said, “Hey…that was 10, not 9.”

Her reply?

“Whatever…he can do eleven.”