Life in the mountains
Do people still hang loose? That might be a term used by my generation. Maybe young people just hang now. In any case, grandson David wanted to get the most from his full day off.
Do you think he was relaxed? I wouldn’t have been, but he was still for quite a while as he watched a skateboard competition on TV. He was certainly hanging in there.
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The physics to that position just do not compute with me! How in the world did he keep from falling? 🤔
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Seems to me gravity was working mightily against that stretched-out body, but he was there for quite a while.
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He is just multi-talented!
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His back must have been rigid to offset gravity. It looks truly uncomfortable.
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He CLAIMED
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He CLAIMED he was comfortable. I trust my grandsons to tell the truth, but this was enough to make me wonder.
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Looks like a great way to strengthen already strong muscles. Makes you want to stuff a few pillows under to prop him up. 🙂
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I figure one day he’ll be amazed at that shot.
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Only kids can do that.
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Ok, I’m old. Every one of my joints began to hurt just looking at that photo and thinking about how uncomfortable I’d be sitting [?] like that. Kids.
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Hahaha! The taken-for-granted privileges of the young. 🙂
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He seems immensely comfortable. God bless !
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He SAID he was!
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WOW!!! I don’t know if I could do that even when I was young! Looks like a lot of core strength there…..I am not sure I even have a core anymore LOL.
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How is that remotely comfortable?😊
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It wouldn’t be comfortable for many of us.
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He’ll have fun looking back on that in about 40 years or so, eh? 😀
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You are right. David will laugh. I’m amused right now, because I can’t imagine him at age 62.
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Ha, I’m sure you can’t! But it sure goes fast. I don’t have grandkids, but my own “babies” are turning 45 and 49 in November. Does not compute!! I can remember every detail of the days they were born! Well, almost! The painful ones, I’ve set aside!! 😂😂
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If my math is correct, my children are 48, 45, and 37. They still seem young to me.
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Well I don’t know about you, but when my oldest turns 50 in a little over a year, I fear my head might ‘splode! 😂
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I wish I still had “noodle joints” and be able to relax like he is! Too cute!
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He reminds me of a comic strip character who drapes himself over furniture in all kinds of strange poses. David can fold himself up into a small ball, too.
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