Word: strollers
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...soft, cool, edge-of-autumn night full of wishing stars. The 1986 Ford Country Squire station wagon, gray-green with faux wood paneling, sits in the driveway. She bought it when she was pregnant. Some people build bookcases or drop $250 on a souped-up stroller. But this is the way a car girl nests. "I don't care what I drive as long as it's safe...
...faithful lived up to their name. At Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, Tennessee, there was the young mother in jeans, hair frosted blonde, a baby in her arms and a toddler in a stroller. She came late to the speech, flustered, and she was excited to be there to see a man who was running for President. When Dole was moving along the side of the gym talking and shaking hands, she saw the top of his head, his tanned brow and his combed, sprayed hair, and she said to someone, "That's him--oh, I'll never...
...heads in unison dip-duck-flinching, abruptly frozen time (an instant that seems terribly long), until at last the crowd's comprehension comes to a scurrying critical mass, and then--the surge just short of panic (young mother and father each crouching-hurrying to push a child's stroller away from the violent whatever-it-was); and, crisscrossing the screen, center to right, a young man with an inappropriate smile and turned-around baseball cap, his smile expressing, perhaps, a kind of macho embarrassment...
Pushing a stroller 1 1/2 miles in 30 minutes...
WASHINGTON, D.C.: Good news for those who thought they would have to master the intricacies of step classes or sweat it up on a treadmill. People can get adequate exercise performing everyday activities, says a report issued by the Surgeon General's office Wednesday. Gardening, pushing the baby's stroller, and even washing your car are may provide significant health benefits, as long as they are done often enough and long enough. The report says moderate exercise reduces the risk of dying prematurely from heart disease, developing diabetes, high blood pressure, colon cancer, depression and anxiety. "People will read this...