Today's 10-minute walk is helping you keep the fitness promise you made yourself, and

we'll add another link to your growing fitness chain. Just a moment ago, as I was walking before

I pressed record, I heard some geese that were flying nearby. I don't know if we will hear

those during this 10-minute walk.

We've got a lot of geese here where we live.

I think if they were all to gather in one spot, it would be overwhelming.

I think one of the reasons we have the geese is because we also have a lot of lakes.

And these are primarily man-made lakes.

As they develop this area, they put in these lakes, storm runoff to manage all the rain that

possibly could come from a tropical storm or hurricane.

But when they're not doing that job, they're simply

lakes. And there are pathways around the lakes where you can walk around the lake, you can

bike around the lake, you can run around the lake. And so these geese tend to congregate in this

area, I think, because of all the lakes. But they're not just in the

lake areas. We've even had them, gratefully not a lot, but we've even had large geese groups

go through our neighborhood. They're just kind of walking down the middle of the street.

It's like, okay, keep on moving. Nothing to see here.

The crazy thing is they'll, because they don't care, they'll be on the sidewalk or on the walkway,

they can get nasty and they can be intimidating.

And it tends to be that there's usually one or two of the geese that are lookouts,

that are kind of protecting their security, geese security.

And when you walk by, they're watching you, and they'll hiss at you.

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