Quote by Gene Wilder
Climbing hills was never one of my great ambitions. Perhaps I was just lazy, but I admit--now that I've been climbing a hill every other day--that it's very difficult to think about the stresses in your life while you're trying to avoid falling backwards when a goat with large horns is chasing you because you came too close to the little patch of grass he was planning to eat for breakfast.
Summary
This quote emphasizes how the act of climbing hills has shifted the speaker's perspective on their own laziness. They initially had no ambition to engage in such physical activity, possibly due to their indolence. However, as they have started scaling hills regularly, they have realized the challenges involved in maintaining their balance and concentration amidst unexpected situations, like being chased by a goat. This experience has made them realize the distraction that physical exertion can provide, helping them escape from and momentarily forget about the stresses of everyday life.
By Gene Wilder
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