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Wii Fitness


OK so I don't know if I should be offended?

I took the Wii fitness test and my age is 37.

I really am 37... is this a good thing or bad thing???
Did pretty good at bowling and tennis.
Baseball stunk, only hit one home run.
Guess I will be a little easier on AE next time she is up to bat...

Comments

DeAnn said…
Playing the Wii with my kids can be addicting! I, too, am pretty good at tennis, stink at baseball but watch out on the Tiger Woods PGA game...okay I need some practice on that too. At least your age isn't older than 37!
8:00 AM
Anonymous said…
Quit your complaining, I'm consistently in my 60s. Crimeny! (I can run 4 miles around Lake Calhoun, but I can't hit a baseball to save my life on that blasted game!).
nikki
9:17 AM
Susan said…
So I don't feel too bad, Nik you and AE are both in the 60s :-)

hee hee
9:31 PM
K~ said…
I may as well say "What is Wii? That's how out of it I am. Miss your daily blog. Glad to see you are still around. We just got back from Gull Lake. K~
1:14 PM
carey said…
well, i guess it gives you something to shoot for. as Wii fit as a 20something year old. ha.

is that your Wii lady? you should see little j's. he's got spikey hair, a mean face, sunglasses...if he could put on tattoos, he would...
1:29 PM
Karen said…
Oh, man. I want one of those. That looks like so much fun. The Monkey is adamantly against getting a Wii, all because he sucks at baseball and won't even try the golf. He swears that anything you have to wear "church clothes" for cannot possibly be a sport.
8:42 AM
Anonymous said…
Just wait until you get Wii Fit and you have to weigh in, get BMI and do a balance test for your Wii Fit age. Let's just say I am on the back half of life! Never knew I could break a sweat doing the hula hoop!
10:45 AM
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