It’s not that the man did not know how to juggle, he just didn’t have the balls to do it.

So far at least what I’m doing seems to be working. I’m under 200 pounds and I’m Wuhan virus free. And I’d say that my feet may well be the common denominator for those two events. Or to be more precise my daily outdoor walking exercise. Another study seems to support the premise that getting out and about is the best defense against infection:

A walk a day may keep the coronavirus away, or at least keep it from killing you.

A University of Virginia researcher who studies the protective effects of exercise said Wednesday that endurance exercises — running, brisk walking, swimming, jumping — prompt our muscles to make an antioxidant that travels through the blood to our hearts, lungs and kidneys.

It then binds to organs, awaiting intruders.

Here’s to hoping he is right about that! To help keep myself in fighting shape, I joined my pals Scott and Jim for a mostly pleasant 10K hike this morning. And I’ve got the pictures to prove it:

You just got to do what you got to do in life. And right now I’m gonna do the Speakeasy. I’ll leave you with a photo of Buddy and Lucky practicing social distancing on our walk this morning: