Monthly Archives: July 2018

Stayed at home, but wasn’t as productive as I hoped. Bowling Saturday night? Let’s do this! Tuesday Tale of the Tape: 207.8 pounds (-0.6 from last week’s weigh-in), most likely attributable to the amount I sweated while exercising yesterday.

Waschsalon… This morning I am making an attempt to wash out four hashes from my clothes. Most excellent weekend for me. Yesterday’s hash was a surprisingly good one, given that it was an “orphan” hash. The start and end were … Continue reading →

I made a pretty decent vegetarian jambalaya last night, substituting vegetarian sausage and chicken bits for the animal versions. I also threw in a zucchini!

The best I could muster last night was a thrown-together dinner and a three-mile walk before sundown. I’ve been playing around with this photo I took in Jasper:

They have painted another brick house on my street entirely white. I am not a fan of this trend. So maybe today Is the day that I start eating more sensibly… 🙄

Very little traffic going to Sandy Springs yesterday afternoon — weird. Fun trail but I was hoping Davey would take us through a tunnel but he didn’t. Almost drove in with the windows down this morning. Good thing I didn’t … Continue reading →

I had an excellent weekend and a really nice birthday. Thanks to all who wished me a happy birthday, it is greatly appreciated.

T-minus 2 until my birthday. Woot? Bagels, Waschsalon, Work. Woot? A panoramic shot of downtown Edmonton that I took with my iPhone last Monday. Good thing I didn’t rely on my camera for all my shots that day. Huh, my … Continue reading →

Lazy morning, I need breakfast. Discovered last night that photos taken on Monday with an actual camera were inexplicably black, and therefore shit; files deleted. On a positive note, I wastched two episodes of “The Great British Bake Off (Baking … Continue reading →

Started my travel at 5:00am MDT Ended my travel at 9:30pm EDT My Apple Watch claimed I “took it easy” yesterday. Whatever… Better recap tomorrow when I have adjusted my body clock.