Walking

[close] Book club for runners. People who love to run and read. A no pressure book club that is a lot of fun and a great way to bond with other runners. I believe that reading is a fantastic hobby as is running or jogging or even walking. In order to be a runner you only have to run, it doesn't say how fast or how long you have been doing it. Just the same for readers you don't have to read a book a day to be a great reader. Also you don't have to be a great writer or the best book reviewer to be a book lover. Lord knows I'm certainly not.

[close] We are a community of books lovers in sneakers. We listen and move to engage the body and mind.

[close] This is a private group for ladies who want to be included in our monthly SHE WALKS walking/fitness and audiobook club! We walk it off together while listening to our book of choice! ALL book discussions and fitness motivation will occur inside this group!

[close] This is a group where we discuss books we currently like. It is great. We are here to work for this cause, the cause of educating America and the world on the awesomeness of the Aurland Fjord. We are going to work-nay-slave towards this cause so that THEY WILL KNOW. They being the world. Also, besides the wonder and beauty of the Aurland Fjord (which we have never actually been to) we shall inform people of the health benefits of eating hot toast and yogurt and drinking hot tea. And smelling roses. And taking frequent walks. We began this cause after making a Scandal in Scandinavia by meeting with someone who was writing about slaying a king who was feasting on a roasted rabbit (whose name was Ferocious Fanged Fred. He had fangs.) and toast and tea. But on the way to the castle, the character (whose name was Philip) was waylaid and had to fight a group of hedgehogs with drawn swords. Once he arrived at the castle, the king had already gone to bed in his chamber of impenetrableness. So Philip started going home, having failed at slaying the king. On the way home, he spent the night in a cave and found a silver chair that was cut up into pieces. He said, "Hey, there's a silver chair. What's up with that?". But it has no relevance. Back to slaying kings, we decided that the reason the king was able to stay alive that night was because he ate toast and tea. We didn't know what to do with the rabbit, so we decided that that was what killed him when he woke up the next morning. For he died. When he woke up the next morning. It was not because of the toast. Or tea. Maybe they should have taken the fangs out of the pie. For the roasted rabbit was a pie. With yummy crust! Oh, that was good crust. Don't eat roasted rabbit. Hmmmmm. Anyway, We like toast. And tea. And stories! And Scandinavia. And exploring outside. With walking sticks. Join us!