I never thought I’d make it, and I’m more than halfway through!  If I can do it, you can do it.  Good luck, you’re doing a great job!

Day sixteen - half hour jog

It’s not enough to make me feel great but at least, if I do half an hour, I don’t feel hopeless.

Day seventeen - that’s today! I have big fitness plans… when will I execute them

bchangel311 - 16 April 2008 01:50 PM

If I can do it, you can do it.  Good luck, you’re doing a great job!

WOW! Thank you so much
What a boost.

Imagine when we finish our hundred days.
How great it that going to feel???!

Day seventeen - nothing

Day eighteen - one hour bushwalk

Sometimes, when I’m jogging downhillI feel very tall. It’s the strangest feeling.

I love noticining how different things feel when I’m working out!!  Especially when an exercise becomes easier and I can do it better.  I’ve noticed that with planks recently.  I started on my hands doing 10 - 15 seconds and worked up to a minute - this week I am now trying the harder version on my elbows but I am backing the time back to 30 seconds - made 35 sec on my last one yesterday!!  Love the burn because it means my midsection is getting smaller!!

Day nineteen - nothing

Day twenty - half hour on the mountain

Day twenty one - nothing

Day twenty two - 35 minutes

Could it be true? Could these pants be just a little bit looser than last I wore them…

Day twenty three - nothing

Day twenty four - yoga

Day twenty five - nothing

Day twenty six - playing at the park/bushwalk/resistance at home (push ups, lunges, etc)

Day twenty seven - nothing

May I make a suggestion, Monica? Instead of writing “nothing”, which sounds kind of negative on yourself, maybe “rest day”?

It’s hard that you’ve got to give up sleep to get your walking in, but maybe your schedule will have some “give” to it soon and maybe you can arrange things so you have a little more free time.  Meanwhile, I’m seeing some variety in your program (yoga, resistance, etc.) which is great.

Peace and joy,

Ann

kilroyscarnival - 27 April 2008 12:51 AM

May I make a suggestion, Monica? Instead of writing “nothing”, which sounds kind of negative on yourself, maybe “rest day”?

It’s hard that you’ve got to give up sleep to get your walking in, but maybe your schedule will have some “give” to it soon and maybe you can arrange things so you have a little more free time.  Meanwhile, I’m seeing some variety in your program (yoga, resistance, etc.) which is great.

Peace and joy,

Ann

I’ll think about it Ann. Writing ‘nothing’ does not feel negative to me and it is, after all, my challenge.
Logging on with regularity and keeping track is my main goal in participating in the challenge.
Thanks for your thoughts.

Day twenty eight - nothing (which was actually quite a lot of other physical things without including an hour or so dedicated to solitary exercise)

Day twenty nine - 20 minutes light aerobics dvd

Day thirty - two hours climbing

Day thirty one - (1 May) - one hour mountain climb

Day thirty two - nix

Day thirty three - ninety minutes bushwalk

Day thirty four - blank

Day thirty five (5 May) - half hour walk

Day thirty six - half hour bushwalk

Day thirty seven - nada

Day thirty eight - walk and bike ride

Day fourty (May 9) - nothing
Day fourty one - nothing
Day fourty two - nothing
Day fourty three - dug a big hole and filled it
Day fourty four - nothing

did the hole have a purpose???  Interesting workout!

the hole was a grave for our poor puss :(

Oh no… sniff… sniff.  My sympathies.  As you can see by my avatar I am a cat lover.  I know it can be very sad to lose a loved family pet.  Hope you are feeling settled about it. 

Take care