A little over a year ago I earned all the Fitbit daily steps badges. Because I don’t need medals, apparently I will walk for pixels.
Continue reading “Um, whatnow?”Category: @Fitbit
The walk
It’s not a far distance. But the motion of real actual steps, up and down the plentiful hills, makes a difference.
Continue reading “The walk”Eking out a small lead
So, we’ve established that the pandemic shutdowns turned me into a pacing monster and set me on all kinds of virtual missions, including the one I defined for myself, to circle Africa virtually.
Continue reading “Eking out a small lead”A little help
I fixed lunch quickly and headed back to my desk. It was too busy a Monday – dear Lord could it still only be Monday – to linger about.
Continue reading “A little help”The coaster/medal
Amid the miscellany of expected items Amazon brought from my quarterly Subscribe and Save order, was the mystery-delivery the post office has been threatening to bring me.
Continue reading “The coaster/medal”Assigning homework
A handful of friends are trying out virtual challenges.
Two are trying the Inca Trail, and one is trying Mt Fuji.
Continue reading “Assigning homework”Distance
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”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”
