Trampoline=Fun Exercise!

We went to one of our teens from Fuse birthday parties this evening. They had a trampoline so my daughter got to enjoy jumping on it and me too, you know I'm a big kid! :) I was ready to kick the kids out and jump by my self to get a better workout cause it was so so much fun. I loved it! :)

We left the party and in the car Selah asked her dad if we could get a trampoline! :) It was adorable. I wish we could but we live in an apartment, so no outside toys that cant be brought back in.

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Olivia said…

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July 30, 2011 at 12:45 AM

Kisha said…

I just bought a mini trampoline at a yard sale for my four-year-old daughter, because she loves to jump. It's the kind meant for exercise, so I wouldn't trust just every kid to jump the "right" way and not be a daredevil, but with a few rules--the main one being that she can't jump on it unless an adult is in the room--she's enjoying it a lot. But the best part was that I jumped on it for less than five minutes the other day and then was sore for three days afterwards--thus proving the concept. I'm planning on turning it into my very own exercise program.... and it can probably slide under the bed if I really want to hide it.

I just happened upon your blog from...somewhere, can't remember where. But, we just came inside from doing the fizzy sidewalk chalk. I'd have rather done the spray chalk, but I only had one spray bottle. :) Lots of fun!

August 1, 2011 at 2:32 PM

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