This is one of those walks that could get interesting.

I noticed as I was leaving the house some dark clouds off to, I guess it was the north, northwest,

doesn't really matter.

So I pulled up my weather app and said that rain was possible within the next 30 minutes.

So I went back inside, grabbed the umbrella. The umbrella is tucked in my back pocket.

The sky seems to be a little brighter now than it was when I left the house.

And I've just pulled up my weather app app and now it says no precipitation for at least

60 minutes so we'll see how that holds up there have been times where I've checked the app before I

leave the house either to go for a walk to come out here and record the podcast or to walk with Ava.

And the app says no precipitation in the next 60 minutes.

I'm like, yeah, I'm good.

Head out within 15 minutes.

I don't think I'm so good.

And it goes from a light, drippy rain to heavy downpours. Yes, that has happened. It's probably

happened to each one of us. I got an email recently that I want to read you, at least read in part.

Dear Dave, writing from London, England, hope this finds you well. Came across your podcast and now can't remember where or when,

but it is located in my podcast library.

And I have a question.

For something that is such a natural human function

and one which I am now somewhat distant from,

for reasons I don't quite understand,

how can I start to love walking?

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