On 5/24/2013 8:38 AM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
> "jmcquown" > wrote in message
>>
>> What is so terribly difficult about this concept? As I said in the Aldi's
>> thread, I'm grateful I have two good legs. It doesn't bother me to walk
>> to take the cart back. You will also never catch me parking in a
>> handicapped spot. I also don't drive around in circles looking for
>> someone to leave just so I can get the closest parking space.
>>
>> Jill
>
> The best way to keep those good legs good is to use them. Mine are not as
> good as they used to be, but they only get worse if I walk less. I prefer
> to park away from the busy part of the parking lot as it saves a lot of
> dings on the car.
>
>
I absolutely agree. Some denegration is natural with aging but there's
no reason to speed up the process by not walking. People who refuse to
return carts at the grocery store are just plain lazy. Fortunately it
is not a big problem where I shop.

Jill