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stufffromwes says...

Super-wife and I just got back from our daily power walk.  We did approximately 1.5 miles through our residential neighborhood.  We weren't slow and we weren't fast, just older baby-boomer speed.  I need to intentionally do this everyday as part of my effort to retool my health habits.  We have skipped days because of weather, etc.

Filed under: baby-boomer, exercise, walking, weight loss

stufffromwes says...

I really want to do this.  I need to lose the extra weight I'm carrying and I need to start now.  As my day starts, I need to be ready for opportunities and obstacles to this effort.  I have to get rid of the notion that I've tried to do this before and failed, the idea that I just don't have the willpower or the stamina to stay with it.

My thoughts this morning before I have breakfast says I need to:

  • Be intentional about doing this.  I went to an online dictionary where it defines intention as doing it on purpose.  That's pretty clear and I need to operationalize that intent during the day as I experience the triggers that set me off in an eating direction.
  • Weave God into this effort.  I realize the enormity of the challenge.  It's going to take power beyond what I feel I have.  I need help that can come from only one place.  I need to pray about this and I need to listen and watch for his help.
  • Be intentional about getting exercise today.  That means walking and it means doing it early today because I have a knee and a ankle that locks up on me as the day goes on, but feels decent in the morning.

 

Filed under: baby_boomer, exercise, intentional living, walking, weight loss

seen_it_ says...

I attempted this Nathan Barley-esk video shot to try and demonstrate the wind conditions on the assent to Whernside, the second of the three peaks, on the 'Yorkshire Three Peaks Challlenge'. We finished the 24 mile walk in 11.5 hours, 30 minutes under the 12 hour challenge time. #WIN

Resources:

http://www.go4awalk.com/longpaths/yorkshire3peaks.php

http://www.thethreepeakschallenge.co.uk/Yorkshire-Three-Peaks-Challenge/

Next on the challenge list:

http://www.thethreepeakschallenge.co.uk/National-Three-Peaks-Challenge/

Filed under: 3peaks, challenge, peaks, summit, three, uk, walking, wind, windy, yorkshire

STAND says...

This service took place outdoors at the Ethan Allen Homestead June 7th, 2009.  Since it was outdoors, there were no microphones.  Since there were no microphones, there is no audio.  But here are Kevin's thoughts on walking anyway.

The file is also located at www.mediafire.com/saintandrews in the folder named "17. Finding God In Everyday Life"

Filed under: Discipline, Finding God, Walking

x0x04pat says...

There is nature around us...
 
It's a chance ... running around... discover things.
 
View life everywhere.

         
Click here to download:
Sundays_Walk.zip (6852 KB)

Filed under: nature, sunday, walking

x0x04pat says...

It was a very good day today...

Walking in the "Rue de Lausanne" and around.

Taking Ice Cream in bottom of the street.

It was a little bit windy but the sun was hot, hot... and dazzling.

It was here 


Ruelle de la rose

 




Rue de Lausanne

 




Rue de Lausanne

 



vers les escaliers du court chemin

Filed under: Fribourg, Rue de Lausanne, saturday, walking



Sunday afternoon it was gorgeous and we decided to go for a walk and possibly bring back ColdStone Creamery ice cream for the scallywags who stayed at the hotel.  Bebe's internal compass must have been deactivated at birth so we ended up strolling around downtown Portland.  I love the city!  Just when we were getting into an interesting neighborhood (i.e. where a bunch of scruffy old men were loitering) Bebe decided to swing a U-e (which she does better walking vs. driving) and walk back to Free Street.  I'll admit I was disappointed, I wanted to take their pictures!  By the time we started looking for dessert, any dessert, most places were closed and I started to whine about my poor aching feet.  Here's a few snaps of the walk, sans scruffy old men :(

 

           
Click here to download:
Walking_Portland_Maine.zip (16403 KB)

Filed under: buildings, pictures, Portland Maine, sidewalks, signs, vacation, walking

Jake says...

On Monday, Jon wrote what I think must be the most glowing review of anything ever.

He wrote about Camera Obscura and their latest album, My Maudlin Career. Summing up, of the band, he noted...

They have left me feeling as though it is better to walk barefoot and towards a swimming pool than any other way.

Better than bespectacled, from a bullpen, up by one, with Buenas Tardes Amigo on the stadium speakers?

Regardless, Camera Obscura sounds good. Thank you, Jon, for the recommendation.

Honey in the Sun is track 11 on My Maudlin Career.

Honey In The Sun by Camera Obscura  
(download)

Filed under: camera obscura, music, music reviews, walking

Patti says...

         
Click here to download:
the_chihuahua.zip (1414 KB)

Filed under: Beatrix, chihuahua, walking

Talledos says...

I shot these one when I still had my film camera, back in 2005.

My first time in San Miguel this was.

San Miguel, México

Filed under: architecture, church, gothic, gringos, guanajuato, iso 250, leisure, mexicans, mexico, nikon film, photography, san miguel de allende, street photography, travel, trekking, walking