Thanks to my youngest minion, Emmett, I know that this stair case has 44 steps. Just to be sure, he took me up and down several times, counting each and every step. 🙂
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I do that too – count steps, I mean. I always count stairs, because I like for my body to be symmetrical in its actions. even numbers of stairs are preferred by a longshot. When there's a set of odd numbered stairs, I remember which foot I used last, and use the other one on the next set.
There are 72 stairs from the ground floor to my 4th floor lab. 2 sets of 22 (split into 11 each) from floor 1 to floor 2, and floor 2 to floor 3. Then another set of 11, followed by a set of 17 (for a total of 28 stairs between floor 3 and floor 4). Thankfully, they all add up to be even at each floor. 🙂
Rob Gorski
Based in Northeast Ohio, Rob Gorski, is an influential blogger and podcast host, best known for "The Autism Dad" blog and podcast. With a mission to educate, validate, and provide support to parents raising children with disabilities, he has transformed his personal experiences as a father of three autistic children into a resource for parents across the globe. Rob’s work has earned recognition from CNN, ABC News, BBC Worldwide, the Tamron Hall Show, and has received dozens of awards for best autism-related blog. His compelling narrative resonates with his audience, making a significant impact on the global autism community.
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I do that too – count steps, I mean. I always count stairs, because I like for my body to be symmetrical in its actions. even numbers of stairs are preferred by a longshot. When there's a set of odd numbered stairs, I remember which foot I used last, and use the other one on the next set.
There are 72 stairs from the ground floor to my 4th floor lab. 2 sets of 22 (split into 11 each) from floor 1 to floor 2, and floor 2 to floor 3. Then another set of 11, followed by a set of 17 (for a total of 28 stairs between floor 3 and floor 4). Thankfully, they all add up to be even at each floor. 🙂