(photo: Second working day of retirement)
Walked to vote.
Walked to lunch.
Walked back home.
Walking is good.
As a society, we do far too little of it.
Eventually we get to make big changes.
Either proactively or reactively.
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Tag: Exercise
Is a million ways to stay motivated enough?
(photo: Yesterday morning’s five miler… scooped up the snail and transported it to the other side… in order to avoid certain doom.)
Are you a scientist?
Experimenting with motivation. And with a better way to keep injuries at bay.
Alternating walking and running.
Ran five miles yesterday. Will walk fast for an hour or so today.
The walking began a month ago due to a need to focus on thinking and not on running, but still wanting to keep moving.
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Never have any more unremarkable days?
(photo: Yesterday morning’s run… tried to capture the Church sign’s address… Flint, MI… for posterity… camera didn’t cooperate)
Can we get to a point where our days are no longer unremarkable?
Driving to Detroit in 90 minutes to fly home from what is now officially the last business trip as a Walt Disney World Cast Member.
Yesterday’s run was the next to last road trip run and in a few minutes, this morning’s run will be the last as a Cast Member.
Our lives click by one unremarkable day at a time.
The opportunity is to work hard to get to a place where we never have any more unremarkable days.
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Maybe today, maybe not
(photo: Last night a friend said she thinks Bob Harper thinks like MLC…had never heard of Bob Harper from Biggest Loser.)
When?
Maybe today, maybe not.
Exercise.
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Change is the only constant
(photo: This is not Walt Disney World (aka home) and everything is different, including exercise routines.)
What’s our obligation to exercise even under extenuating circumstances?
Life on the road can be a bit of a broken record…
Three for three days (of four) so far without exercise.
Life is hard.
Figure it out.
And be flexible, forgiving, creative, and determined the entire way.
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