Hi Cathe,
I know you must be really busy with finalizing the upcoming dvd's, but I was wondering how to get back into the excerising mode after losing one of my precious dogs. "Sammy" used to be with me when I worked out to your tapes. She always thought I was playing with her and would constantly be in my way when moving about the step. She would finally get the hint and I would be able to finish the aerobic part, but then came the stretch and cool down. She would insist on being right next to me when I would be on the floor cooling down or stretching or, even when I would do abs. Every time I do any of your tapes, I have a real hard time-because I start to cry. They all remind me of her. She died in October, somewhat suddenly and very unexpectedly and was only almost 8 years old. She was a miniature schnauzer and had the most beautiful brown eyes. I know you lost one of your dogs, and I was wondering how you got through it? Perhaps I should have posted this somewhere else, but I was just wondering how you made it through the tough times.
I do have another min.schnauzer-Max. He's such a good boy! He doesn't bother me at all while I excersize. These two are my "kids".
Anyway, if you could offer some advice-as I really need to get back to working out-I would really appreciate it.
I really enjoy working out to your tapes and dvd's and am looking forward to the new series.
Kris
I know you must be really busy with finalizing the upcoming dvd's, but I was wondering how to get back into the excerising mode after losing one of my precious dogs. "Sammy" used to be with me when I worked out to your tapes. She always thought I was playing with her and would constantly be in my way when moving about the step. She would finally get the hint and I would be able to finish the aerobic part, but then came the stretch and cool down. She would insist on being right next to me when I would be on the floor cooling down or stretching or, even when I would do abs. Every time I do any of your tapes, I have a real hard time-because I start to cry. They all remind me of her. She died in October, somewhat suddenly and very unexpectedly and was only almost 8 years old. She was a miniature schnauzer and had the most beautiful brown eyes. I know you lost one of your dogs, and I was wondering how you got through it? Perhaps I should have posted this somewhere else, but I was just wondering how you made it through the tough times.
I do have another min.schnauzer-Max. He's such a good boy! He doesn't bother me at all while I excersize. These two are my "kids".
Anyway, if you could offer some advice-as I really need to get back to working out-I would really appreciate it.
I really enjoy working out to your tapes and dvd's and am looking forward to the new series.
Kris
