I knew I had to be creeping up on this Fitbit lifetime distance badge – but I didn’t see it come in, when it did.
Continue reading “Distance”Category: @Fitbit
Miles
As I mentioned, S gave me an entry to the Baltimore Festival of Running virtual marathon, for my birthday.
I didn’t have to finish it in one day.
Birthday Challenge
For my birthday, just because she’s sweet and the medal is totes adorable, S signed me up for the Baltimore Festival of Running. Which is basically the Baltimore Marathon.
I would note the following, all of which S is well aware…
Continue reading “Birthday Challenge”In which I pause one set of virtual walks to do another
I saw a virtual race to support The Dragonfly and their work to fight pediatric cancer. Continue reading “In which I pause one set of virtual walks to do another”
New solo mission – Pacific NW
That picture is from when I visited North Cascades back in September 2016. Continue reading “New solo mission – Pacific NW”
And how fun is this?
Not only did S and I spend a couple of days recording our daily ‘miles’ and using Google street view Continue reading “And how fun is this?”
Plodding away
S and I continued working our way around the Ring of Kerry for our challenge. Every day we record our daily mileage. At different times of day because after a new position is calculated, we pop into the map via Google street view, and look around. Continue reading “Plodding away”
Virtual runs (continued)
While I try out MyVirtualMission.com and do a solo run from roughly home to roughly NYC, S and I used the related site, TheConqueror. I may have mentioned that S had tried their English Channel challenge to try that out. She liked it, so we joined the Inca Trail Marathon and worked that as a Team. Continue reading “Virtual runs (continued)”
Trial run(s)
My friend S will run for bling (she may even have a shirt that says so) so she’s joined any number of virtual running challenges with medal prizes. Continue reading “Trial run(s)”
Near miss
It was only a Wednesday in early July but it felt like the day had gone on forever and the week had gone on forever and the month had gone on forever. Continue reading “Near miss”
