LIFE IS PRECIOUS

TAKING RISKS these days ain’t what it used to be. Most of us live close to civilization. If we were to take a tumble, emergency medical services… … would be helping us, whisking us a away. Within minutes. I thought about that, plummeting down a lonely dirt road in the middle of nowhere. Life and death. About 90 years ago, my relatives were working a sawmill they’d built (see pic). A young cousin was manning a large log,the timber bucked,catching him. His leg was gashed. The others gathered to try and help… · 50 miles to town · horrendous dirt roads · no communications, no helicopters … but there was nothing they could do. He was dead in minutes. Prior to stopping at the sawmill site,I gotta ping on my cell phone. Service is spotty at best out here. Our daughter had gone into labor,they’d easily made it to the nearby hospital,doctors and nurses and all the supplies were ready. === Update: mother and baby are happy and healthy! === 165ish lbs 12.7%8ish hours sleep700ish anti-oxidant levelnot today Upper Body: 75 push ups, 15 pull ups, hand gripper, shoulder press, curlsno today Lower Body: 15 ATG air squats and 0 split squats with 50lbs, nordic curls, box jumps, heel and toe raises167/168/-2 per Strava Relative Effort (whatever that means) What I'm reading: State of The Union, Brad ThorWhat I'm studying: The works of Neville Goddard, all kinds of marketing https://www.strava.com/athletes/10248