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When the activity level is too high

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Road Scholar over 5 years ago

Occasionally, I see programs that look fascinating but have an activity level that is higher than I usually enjoy. Should I attend the program and try to challenge myself or play it safe?

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    senojycnan022316 over 5 years ago
    I found that when something happened and I simply couldn't be as active as planned (I got the flu!) they were wonderful about accommodating me by letting me take a cab to the sites instead of the planned walk and bringing me back food and such. I was worried about taking an "active" trip, and I did some extra working out before hand, but found it was nothing I wasn't able to handle (until I got ill, of course)
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  • senojycnan022316
    senojycnan022316 over 5 years ago
    I found that when something happened and I simply couldn't be as active as planned (I got the flu!) they were wonderful about accommodating me by letting me take a cab to the sites instead of the planned walk and bringing me back food and such. I was worried about taking an "active" trip, and I did some extra working out before hand, but found it was nothing I wasn't able to handle (until I got ill, of course)
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