Monday was busy; but I walked. However, I did not do a trashy walk. It was a personal training appointment, so it didn't feel quite right...besides, the neighborhood we workout in is cleaner than my kitchen, so it all balances itself out. It was a productive appointment, and in total, I racked up about 100 minutes of exercise today, counting the lunch break stroll in the parking lot with colleagues.
Tomorrow I have a walk planned with an acquaintance in another awfully nice neighborhood, but I do plan to take a trash bag with me.
All this walking has caused two things to surface in my mind. One, I need to get fitted for a better pair of walking shoes. I'm afraid my ol' reliable brand isn't cutting it any longer. Secondly, I have to find a way to prevent heel spurs from ripping out the inside-rear fabric of my shoes. Hmmm...perhaps the former will fix the latter? I doubt it. Due to this said heel spur and subsequent rubbed-raw skin, wanted to share with you a picture of the funniest band-aid I've ever seen:
Found an old book-in-a-box shaped like a deck of cards. Each card challenges you to "Make a Difference" no matter how seemingly insignificant. Decided that in order to finish reading this book, I would make it a year-long challenge. One card a week, one task a week--many experiences.
Bienvenue!
Welcome to my blog about my journey through this book and it's challenges. It's a simple exercise, but it's good for me. I hope you enjoy the blips and slips and funny moments. You may even learn a thing or two too!
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