Being home all day sure is motivation to get some exercise. Lucky for me, an entrance to Katy Trail is just down the street. The 3.5-mile still-in-progress trail is a "public park" that's "privately maintained," which means it's funded by donations. A running path runs alongside a cycling trail, and the whole shebang is built atop of a former railroad track. The trail begins a little bit south of the entrance I use and goes north to the Mockingbird Station area. It's great because it serves as an access point to other neighborhoods, like Knox-Henderson, and it links some small city parks. I just read that a cafe is supposed to open along the trail. That calls for some investigation.
There's also a Sunstone Yoga center across the street. Yesterday I took my first class, a 90-minute session called Fire. 98.6 degrees/60% humidity. No surprise, it was HOT, and the room was filled with sweaty, contorting bodies. I later found out that something was awry with the heating and humidity system, making the room significantly hotter than it should've been. Knowing that, I can't wait to go back!
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