I did my usual walk and some house cleaning today. There might be a bit of extra steps recorded because I've turned mostly left-handed, and my Fitbit is on that arm. My right shoulder feels better if I don't use my arm much.
I've decided to drop the tournament I signed up for at the end of the month. It was three days with some long and difficult eighteen-hole disc golf rounds each day. I don't think it would be wise to try to do it. Even if my arm starts to feel better, I don't feel like I'm in a condition to play the tournament. It was getting me a bit nervous because I wanted to play but didn't think I should. Maybe by this fall, I can think about doing some tournaments again, but everything is dropped for now.
I thought about trying to see if I could switch to throwing left-handed, but I've been doing everything with that arm and didn't want to mess it up, too. Besides, I'm kind of used to throwing with my right arm.
The top of my desk:
(Taken with the 30x zoom on the smartphone.)
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