Gotta have goals, you know.
Half-moons on my exerciser is all I can do right now.
Soon there will be cycling tours of the Alps!
Ginnie Hart: That's what I'm afraid of, Ray!
Love it!! You'll get there!!
Ginnie Hart: Oh, yes, Robin...slowly but surely. Thanks for your confidence.
Here's too a smooth recovery, because those cobblestones look bumpy.
Ginnie Hart: Thanks, Michael. I don't fancy the cobblestones, though I've had to navugate them twice already. I AM trying to get out-n-about around the neighborhood.
Which is pretty darned impressive less than two weeks post op! I know you'll get there soon!
Ginnie Hart: That's what Astrid keeps telling me, Elizabeth, trying to keep me encouraged. Sometimes I get too impatient (who, ME????). But yes, I do see the progress and am a happy camper. Thanks for rooting me on.
You will be pedalling before you know it. Wonderful shot.
Ginnie Hart: My PT told me yesterday if I want to do the full circle, just do it. I looked at her speechless, like she was crazy! (Of course I want to....but, but, but....) Thanks, Michael.
It is not even two weeks after your operation and I am very very impressed and proud of what you are able to do.
Ginnie Hart: Thanks for helping to keep things in perspective, MLMA. Sometimes I get too dang impatient, as you know. One step at a time, little by little. And with you by my side as my biggest fan club, how can I not be racing around again. Watch out!
I bet you'll enjoy it again soonest Ginnie! Wonderful image.
Ginnie Hart: Yes, Richard, I do enjoy cycling and know it will be a good part of my rehabilitation. So I'm setting my sights on it! Thanks.
That's sounds good to me, Ginnie. Well done!
Oh, I don't know where we were - first I thought we are in Holland. Yes, my best wishes for you!
Ginnie Hart: This was the day we walked around the market, Philine, somewhere nearby. But yes, it could be in Holland! Thank you.
Keep pushing, you'll be ok!
Ginnie Hart: That's exactly what I'm thinking, too, Chris!
Ginnie Hart: No, thouse aren't our bikes, Elaine, but we both love to cycle and plan to start doing a lot of it when I am able. It's be great rehabilitation for me and we'll be able to SEE a lot in the process. For you, just do it. It does wonders for the heart and soul.
Ginnie Hart: HA! I can hardly wait, Bill!
One step at a time. Bumpy cobble stones are not so great. This picture makes them look nostalgic and pleasant though. You'll get to bump along soon enough enjoy the down time.
Ginnie Hart: Good way to look at it, John...to enjoy the down time. But hopefully no moss will grow under my feet! Thanks.
Ginnie Hart: I'm ready in my head, JP.
How does that saying go? Learning to walk before you try and run. Well I am afraid cycling probably comes after that ;o) You will get there though.
It is a fine photo.
"A" can always give you a ride, any time you want, G.
No need to wait till one day.
Ginnie Hart: HAHAHA! I'll have to tell A what you said, LC, and watch her reaction.
No reason why you should not do it Ginnie, it's all up to you. I just hope you do not suffer too much pain.
Ginnie Hart: I will definitely do it, Chad, but the question is when?! If there's too much pain, I obviously can't do it...yet. (sigh).
Knowing you Ginnie you will soon be doing full ones great capture bring back the old days.
Ginnie Hart: The day it happens, Peter, the whole wide world will know. Thanks.
I can only imagine you doing a half moon. Soon you will be full mooning us.
Ginnie Hart: HAHAHA. Good one, Mary. That'll be enough to keep us all going for awhile.
Next stop, the Tour de France, Ginnie!
Ginnie Hart: Now THAT'S a vote of confidence, Tom. Thank you.
Patience, Ginnie! Soon you will be hurltling after Astrid as she zooms away on her bike with you in hot pursuit. For now, leg up and have a box of chocolates smile. I lik the testures in the walls and on the ground.
Ginnie Hart: I love your confidence and encouragement, Alan. Thank you.
Ginnie Hart: You're lucky I know what you're talking about, Alan. HA!
Love the textures on the wall, I hope you're feeling better soon!
Ginnie Hart: Thanks a million, Will. So far so good...step by step!
Ginnie Hart: Patience is a virtue...something I'm trying to remember every day, Janet. Thanks for your gracious support.
I really like this image, especially in B.& W. Have patience with your recovery, and take your time, you do seem to be doing well. Maureen got impatient at times recovering from both her Hip operations, and still is at times because there are some things she never will be able to do again, but she got there in the end, she's actually run s couple of times lately without realising she is doing it!
Ginnie Hart: Thanks, Brian. It always helps to know many others have taken this path before me!
Ginnie Hart: The bike is VERY good for health, Pat, and is something I hope I can manage in a month or two from now.
Ginnie Hart: I sure hope so, Larry! The day I can make a full cycle on my exerciser with be a day of celebration!
Ginnie Hart: Something to look forward to, Peter!!!!
Ginnie Hart: Now that's an idea, Cherry. I have yet to ride a bike in England, anywhere! Needless to say, I'm antsy to get this road on the show, as we say!
For a moment there I thought you are already cycling about.
Ginnie Hart: You can fool some of the people some of the time, Louis. But no, not quite yet. The first day I can do a full cycle will be a HUGE milestone for me. SOON, I hope.
Ginnie Hart: Thank you, Ronky. Every day I see small progress...and for now, that's enough.
Ginnie Hart: Rock solid, Olivier, I hope.