Now for the real exercise. I had to work today, but my supervisor was kind enough to let me have a loooong lunch break, during which Joseph, Michaela and I tested for our next belts. I am happy to say we passed.

Now to finish the work day!
Lynn
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Real ExerciseBy admin, on June 27th, 2009
Now for the real exercise. I had to work today, but my supervisor was kind enough to let me have a loooong lunch break, during which Joseph, Michaela and I tested for our next belts. I am happy to say we passed.
Now to finish the work day! Lynn 6 comments to Real Exercise |
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Hooray for you all! Noah has been taking karate for several months, but it’s slow going for him, I’m afraid… he still only has 3 stripes on his white belt *blush* He really loves taking the class, but doesn’t practice as he ought, I think. I wonder too if it is the type of karate he is taking, maybe? (she asked hopefully;))
hello! so glad to have discovered your blog. I also live in nc – in asheville. and my name is lynn. funny coincidence to have discovered your blog. I will be back as this looks like lots of fun to peruse. happy day.
Dear Lynn,
Congratulations to all of you! Orange looks very nice on you
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Love,
Marqueta
Diane, thank you. I think the classes can vary and instructors can vary. I really, really like our sensei.
Lynn — wow another Lynn.
I think there are quite a few of us. I made a quick visit to your blog and will certainly come back. I’ve been working today and of course my weekend was very busy. Thank you for your kind comment.
Marqueta, thank you!
I am tired, but I always feel very good after our karate class.
Lynn
Congrats!!!
Thanks, Dana!