Stopping Before the Spiral
I know the Serenity Prayer but sometimes I get stuck on things that maybe I can change. And when that still doesn’t work, I have to force myself to stop.
Tagged: walking
Seen in DC: Be Kind…
Seen on my daily walk to and from the park in DC. It’s a message I can get behind and one that would well serve all of us. Definitely: be kind…
Local Little Free Library Walkabout
I made a walking route based on the local Little Free Library boxes near me! Trying to be better about movement and exercise and walking. And cleaning my space!
New Year’s Day? Let’s Go to The Mall!
Starting off on New Year’s Day with a little exercise, I met up with a friend and we headed to The National Mall for a long walk in gorgeous weather!
Just a little lunch break walk…
With everything going on, I think I’ve already said that I pretty much only leave my apartment maybe once a week, and my building maybe once every two weeks. I mean, it’s the safer option during a pandemic, right? And...
“You walked a half marathon.”
I often wonder about participating in races, like a 5k or a half marathon. But I rarely realize that sometimes I do the equivalent of it just walking around the city on the weekend!
How many bits could a Fitbit fit…?
No gadget failing has given me a moral dilemma quite like this. My Fitbit is failing and likely dead and I am oddly torn about whether I need to replace it or if I’ve finally outgrown it.
Walking a 5k? 10k? Virtually no problem!
My walking (for health, fitness and weight loss) progress took a hiatus because the anticipated Spring and Summer weather had completely failed to materialize. Getting back in the habit and back on the trails is challenging, but rewarding, even virtually!
When it rains…
…it pours. And it actually did rain today, so how appropriate. No real topic for this entry, just a lot of rambling stuff and nonsense, trying to get things out of my head and on paper. Well, the internet, so...
Klingle Ford Bridge
Last Sunday, I was up and ready for my usual brunch at Medium Rare a bit earlier than usual so I decided to take a bus to Woodley Park and walk north to Cleveland Park with the extra time.1 It’s...