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Published: August 4th 2009
We are on the train going from Milan to Venice. We flew into Milan from Delhi arriving Saturday morning, and did a little sight seeing in Milan before catching a train to Venice on Sunday at 1:30pm. I didn't get my normal early morning walk because my neck is giving me trouble. I hurt my neck weigh lifting about 2 weeks ago and they don't have chiropractors in Northern India, so I will try to find one in Venice on Monday morning.
I haven't had to go to the chiropractor in over 3 years. One of my friends in the US who is a physical therapist taught me a few weight lifting movements that strengthened my back and held the vertibrate in place, so my visits to the chiropractor have been less often.
The train ride between Milan and Venice reminds me of California. Kim says I say that about everywhere. I think that is why California is the best place in the world to film movies. You can go anywhere in the world without leaving California; except maybe India. Within California and India, you could film movies about anywhere.
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jim harper
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Miss you! I stress that your tour of life is commendable and is a great schedule. Congrats! When you attain my 72+, your recollections will be more than augmented by photos! Your neck "situation" may be the commencement of a chronic malady sustained by over- active folks; I've got it and was at Duke Integrated Med just yesterday PM. After seeing over 12 different experts for 3 years, the only releaving action are stretches, head shoulder to shoulder, chin to chest, and back of head as far back as possible. That alleviates my agony, but neck brace, for me, is not the way to go. I tried chiro manipulations to now avail as the over activity for the last 72 years have simply caused wear and tear with tears now! Good luck, bit I fear your malady has three letters: AGE! By the way, I yet vanguish younger tennis players. Two yesterday AM: one of 17 years followed by the 27 year old director of athletics at local HS. They just don't build them like they used to! L, III