Mindful March: Avoid that Blue Light

Mar 26, 2024 17:45

So, a day working isn't exactly a good day to be trying to minimise screen time, but I've been trying not to get stuck in front of the computer for too long.

I went out on a couple of walks, including a trip this morning to try out a new cafe in town; Google told me it would open at 8, but I found it still closed at ten past 8, so visited one of my regular places instead.

I bumped into my neighbour as I arrived back, and he told me all about his morning visit to the gym; I told him about how I usually just do my fitness at home now.

I did take some breaks from the screen at work (getting my food delivery helped), and occasionally tried to fill in gaps in the Dickens jigsaw that I got as a present.

I confess, I did take a look at Ben Parkes' review of the new Hoka running shoe; not sure if I'd get trainers like this, after hearing him say they're too narrow. He wears his cap facing forward in a few clips - I always thought he preferred backwards.

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Now that I've finished work, I'll try not to watch too much television, though I'll probably tune in to at least the second half of the England v Belgium friendly this evening.

On Strava, I have logged
* 2 of 3 activities for Week 4 of the March Streak Challenge and Chapadinhas de Endorfino, o desafio;
* 1,232m of climbing for the March Running Elevation Challenge; and
* 2 of 10 days for Find Further with lululemon.

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