I walked about 19 miles this week. --Actually, I walked more than that. I forgot my pedometer at home one day this week. After a fair amount of wailing and gnashing of teeth and trying to figure out ways to game the system, I decided that if/when that happens, I'm just going to have to deal with the loss of those steps. I could have manually added
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I am pretty much completely sedentary when I'm not at work. On the weekends I tend to get maaaaaybe one or two thousand steps a day, and I guarantee 75% of that is me getting up and walking into the kitchen to make more tea.
It is so much walking. It really is. My feet and legs are starting to get a little bit used to it, but the first few weeks, I pretty much limped out to my car at the end of every day. My knees hated me. My quads hated me. My ankles hated me.
It's probably a very good thing that I'm going into a field that requires me to be active, because I am crap at making myself do it otherwise. WHY WOULD I GO OUTSIDE WHEN THE INTERNET IS RIGHT HERE?
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I would be so pissed if I left my pedometer at home for a day. I admire your grace in giving up those 4 miles!
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Then I wondered if it would be possible to just manually add the steps in later. Turns out you can add an activity and it'll add those steps to the day's count, but it won't add them to any of the lifetime counts, which is what I'm using to keep track of my distance. Then I thought maybe I would just game the system by shaking the fitbit enough to add an extra 2000 steps a day, and that way make up my 10k over the course of the week. But I quickly realized that that would have taken forever, and I was too lazy for that. So that pretty much left giving up that day's steps, or keeping track of the days I'd missed and manually adding those to the total forever. I know myself well enough to (grudgingly) acknowledge that that way lies failure. It was the difficulty of ( ... )
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