Cold but good to get out
This afternoon, my wife wanted to get out of the house and go on a walk. She had COVID the worst out of all of us and she is finally starting to feel good enough to get outside and get moving.
We went out to the trail that we love to go OneWheeling on. Along the trail, there is a pond and it was completely frozen over. The weather had warmed up a bit over the past two days, so there were some thin spots on the ice.
That didn't stop her from wanting to go out on the ice. Neither of us have ever gone on a frozen lake or pond before so she wanted to do it.
The water by the shore wasn't completely frozen or it was pretty thin, so I was expecting her to go through the ice into the water. It is only a foot or two deep right there, so she wouldn't have gone under, but it would have been funny to have her get all wet.
The ice gets thicker the further that you go out, so she wanted to go out further on the ice. There was no way I was stepping foot on the ice. I have bad luck and would most likely fall through.
After she got out there and decided to act like she was swimming, play time was over, so she came back to the shore.
We continued our walk for a bit longer, but was starting to freeze and get out of breath. Hopefully our lungs recover from COVID and we can go on longer walks. I am sure the cold didnt help with our breathing either. Or maybe it is the fact that we haven't done anything physical in the past two weeks. I am not sure how I am going to handle work again when I go back.