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Friday, June 15, 2012

It's not Hugh, but I liked it

Posted by The Merry at 6/15/2012 04:19:00 PM 26 comments:
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I'm a vertically challenged and horizontally enhanced woman, living in the Pacific Northwest and devoting my considerable stubbornness toward becoming fit. I created this blog to help me get exercise. I find being publicly accountable really helps. And guilt works too.
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My plan

Exercise, try, or post the reason why.

Each week, I set up my exercise schedule.
Each day, I aim to complete the exercise posted for that day.
If I'm good, I get a gold star next to the exercise. Yes, I work out for bright sparkly virtual objects :)

My Blog List

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The running total

June 2011
Cycled: 6 miles
Walked: 8 whoppin' miles

May 2011
Cycled: 80 miles
Walked: 29 friggin' miles

April 2011
Cycled: 44 miles
Walked: 21 miles
Procrastinated: 3,587,201 miles

March 2011
Cycled: 18 miles
Walked: 5 measly miles

February 2011
Jogged: 4 miles
Walked: 20 miles
Cycled: 27 miles

January 2011
Jogged: 19.5 miles
Walked: 36 miles

2010
Jogged: 134.5 (Hey, don't laugh. That's a PR, that is.)
Walked: 307
Cycled: 119

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