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Category Archives: Exercise
If a tree falls?
Covid Deaths in U.S.: 1,030,000 Get Vaccinated! Stop the War in Ukraine! One of the joys of walking the many nature trails on Bainbridge Island is finding gnome homes. My favorite is Gnome Home No. 2 which is located on the … Continue reading
Celebrating Memorial Day 2022 with Nature
Covid Deaths in U.S.: 1,001,313 Get Vaccinated! Stop the War in Ukraine! Memorial Day “dawned” gray and rainy (like most of the last six months). I enticed my bride into taking a drive to Sequim, WA, which resides in … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen, Exercise, Explorations, Learning, National Parks, Nature, Observing
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Lifelet: A walk in the woods in between rain showers
Day 247 of Self Quarantine Covid 19 Deaths in U.S.: 245,000 As I doom scrolled through my morning twitter feed, I clicked through to McSweeney’s for a little morning humor to interrupt the many existential crises: NOVEMBER 13, 2020 … Continue reading
Posted in Biodynamic, Citizen, Climate Change, Exercise, Lifelet, Nature
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Wait what? A labyrinth? Near my trail?
Day 180 of Self Quarantine Covid 19 Deaths in U.S.: 190,000 The habits of each day being another Ground Hog day make me wonder if I am sleep walking through life. “Wake Up!” was my … Continue reading
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Flow in the age of the “V”
I texted my brother about the corona virus. He replied “You are so old school bro. To have street cred you need to start calling it the ‘V.’” As we self-quarantine due to our age and health, V takes on … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon Kindle, Biodynamic, Exercise, Grand parenting, Nature, PhotoSynthesis, Reflecting, Wake Up!
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Homage to a decaying stump
For twenty years I’ve walked around Blakely Pond at the end of Blakely Harbor. Yet, I never noticed this rotting stump until the right combination of ebbing tide, bright sun, just enough evaporation from the stump, and “waking up!” to … Continue reading
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Lifelet: I love my Fitbit!
I love my Fitbit! I had not worn a watch or any device on my arms since I experienced an Outward Bound trip in the 1980s. Through the Employee Health benefits of Conga, I ordered a Fitbit Alta HR and … Continue reading
Posted in Exercise, Family, Lifelet, Lifelogging
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Through Natures Lens
There’s an app for that. Today, I did my three mile walk with EveryTrail. I’ve traveled this same trail either walking or running hundreds of times in the last ten years. Yet, I’ve never taken it with a camera in hand. So … Continue reading
Posted in Exercise, iPhone, Nature, User Experience
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Exercising Again with Technology
In August I made the mistake of trying to run in some of the new “Born to Run” NB Minimus shoes from New Balance. I thought I had made all of the appropriate stride and upright stance running changes. At … Continue reading
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