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It was great to hear everyone was okay. I even got to chat with my mom on the phone for a bit last night and after three days of craziness it just felt good to talk to them again. Their power came on yesterday, but it seems like it went out again today, hopefully it's just a temporary thing though as all those affected counties are working to get back on the grid or something. I haven't heard since because they went to crash and knowing them will probably nap all day after the week they had!
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There must be places near you where you can skate outside. I have skated on roads, sidewalks (bumpy with all the seams between blocks, but doable), off-road trails, empty parking lots, skate parks, school playgrounds, tennis courts. Any asphalt or concrete surface works! Ideally you'll want a second set of wheels, particularly if you're using super hard wheels for indoor practice. (There are some mid-hardness wheels that work for indoor/outdoor in a pinch, but softer cushy wheels for outdoor are nicer, in my experience.)After a nice hot cup of coffee and some reading from the Guild Codex series, I got around to more roller skating practice in my kitchen. There are a couple roller rinks somewhat near us that have adult skate nights that I'm warming up to the idea of. I know wifey would love it, maybe even her mom and sisters would want to come too. I wish I had a bigger place to practice by myself. I have definitely improved since July when we started, it's crazy what an actual properly fitting pair of skates will do for your skill progression.![]()
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I have Sure Grip Stardust skates and the wheels they come with are hybrids I believe. I'm still pretty new so I'm not really comfortable on our roads/sidewalks yet, though ideally I want to get to a place where I am comfortable with that, but our driveway is kind of steep and awful so I don't want to be skating down that any time soon. We live in a small city with not a lot of parking lots and places like that. The ones we do have are always full of cars. We did try the nearby elementary school parking lot over the summer, but I had a really bad time with it because my skates at that time didn't fit well and I was struggling to even stand in them. Thankfully these new skates are way better but school is back in session now and that parking lot was super rough anyway. We do have a skate park with a tennis court and that's what wife and I have been trying to get to but it rained the couple days we had free to try! Such bad timing lol. Really what I was wishing for in that last post was a place I could practice in private, I'm still working out my bambi legs and I'm a little self conscious in my skates still for practicing out in public. I just want one day at the tennis court to ourselves so I can verify that I can skate across a flat surface without having to take a knee (that summer practice scarred me! lol). I am getting a lot better practicing at home though so I do think it'll go okay. We are planning a staycation at the end of November so barring snow we should definitely get to go then if not sooner!
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Oh that reminds me, wifey started play fighting with me as I was getting ready yesterday and it was so silly we were giggling like idiots and having fun, and also I felt so much stronger than I used to! I could almost pick her up, it's crazy! I love how this program is making me feel, as well as how good I've been doing lately with my recovered body. It's getting pretty close to my 2 year recovery anniversary (next month) and I couldn't have imagined feeling this good 2 years ago.
And wife put in for days off in November for my birthday and our WoW vacation!! (Yay new expansion!!)
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Get better soon!
Pronouns: she/herSounds interesting, and I do have both of those things...I like to drink vegetable broth with gochujang when my throat feels ikky.

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