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Dixie is rocking the active minutes this week

 


I get walking down in popsin again on my days off. 

A quiet time, not much else to say but cheer on the steps for the hour.

We had a good 😊 time together.


Near four km in 50 minutes.  Another 13 minutes I would have been close to five km.

But I didn’t bring any water 💦 and my bibs were making me sweat 😓 in the heat.

So I was in about of going to subway after.

Jame I went. Bryan did one lap which is awesome 😎.

James and I did two, James was saying he’d do another lap but I asked him to go to subway. I was needing to eat.

I got water 💧 in the Mazda and a quick sip and went to eat.

Dixie waited in the car and was guarding the vehicle. 🚗 


One more day off and we might get above our dog breed steps which is very near to passing.

We’re 31 % above the dog breed level on my days off. It’s incredible.

Dixie is rocking the steps.


This week I’ve tracked 4 and 1/2 hours of walks. So the dog is doing good. 😊 I’m getting steps at work but these are just my dog walks active minutes.


We are doing good 😊, not doing to much but enough to feel great 😊 for the day.



We rocked to 19 on the leaderboard for April out of 50 so we’re keeping up with the other dogs in the city 🌆 

Now at home, wondering 💭 if I should make it to writing class or something like lift weights at home.🏡 

I’m sort of waiting to hear back from a friend to pc game today.

It’s in the decision-making in a family home time. There busy in painting or work but I miss my home city friends and a game with them would bring back some great 😊 time spent today.


It sounds like you had a nice walk and some good exercise with your dog! It's great that you're keeping track of your steps and staying active. If you're thinking about whether to attend a writing class or work out at home, it might be a good idea to consider what would make you feel happiest and most fulfilled. And it's always nice to reconnect with friends through a PC game - that can be a fun way to spend time together even when you're apart. Enjoy your day!






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