I did the 10 miles. 6 on the first stretch. Went home to eat some awesome meatloaf and green beans for dinner. Relaxed for a half hour drinking water and kicking back. Then I went back to finish up the next 4 miles. I also walked 1 mile while I was at the park earlier.
I used a phone app the first stretch. It started with a British speaking guy telling me my speed and my kilometers. I decided to do the first lap with him periodically yapping the distance and speed. He said "1.1 km" Then I realized that the track was metric. Each lap was 1K. Hmm...I guess they did it for the runners. I changed him to miles, though and he still was British. LOL. I used an app called "Noom". When I returned after dinner, I did not use him. I decided that counting in my head and listening to my tunes was all I needed.
I brought out the drawing case and let the kids color. I decided to join them and felt a bit Monet-ish using oil pastels. I thought later, it should of been a vase...but happy to be off the machine to use some real art media...
Not quitting. I have not counted the times I did this...but I plan on doing this daily until the month is over for the challenge.
Bloggie Love!
defiantly a great workout for the challenge.
ReplyDeleteI think meatloaf is going on the dinner menu sometime soon. It has been to long sense I am had it, yummmm
And you painting is beautiful :)
its been a while since I've done any art outside of photoshop myself.. it can be so soothing to just lose yourself in the creative world <3 Though dont stray too much from photoshop, I always get a kick out of your graphics ;0) Great workout btw... I soooo wish I had a bike!
ReplyDeleteGood morning. You are doing great. Really awesome. 10 miles a day on the bike is wonderful. I don't ride bike except for pleasure with the kids but I have logged 18 miles walking but today need a rest day for my legs so will just do the normal plus mini golfing tonight with my scouts.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day. Take care and God Bless!!
Hi "Bluezy,
ReplyDeleteBiking is so exhilarating! There's nothing like it for feeling like a kid again. And I need as many of those moments as I can get! Love the pics!