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Category Archives: Fitness
Week 5: June 23 – Walk Safe
I am in week 5 of walking home and week 3 of fundraising, which is slowing down, so I hope some of you who’ve meant to give will do so soon! (I’ve listened to too many NPR fund drives, I … Continue reading
Week 4: June 16 – Gay Liberation History
Thanks to your help, I’ve raised $328 so far, about a third of my goal – not bad! I look forward to more support from you for my uphill battles. And I really needed the knowledge that there are people … Continue reading
Week 3: June 11 – Women’s Rights and Regulators
I might regret walking home twice this week – my glutes are already complaining – but the sun was out and I would’ve had to pay exact fare for the bus, so I decided to walk home again today. After … Continue reading
Week 3: June 9 – Edward Carpenter and GM
Today was a fun but tough walk. Over lunch, I speed walked from my office to the SF Symphony and back. I wanted to get tickets to a concert and safe the $9 fee charged when ordering online. I walked … Continue reading
Week 2: June 4 – Pictures of the Hills
If you’ve never been to San Francisco, you probably don’t know about how steep our infamous hills are. Or maybe you have heard about it but have trouble imagining it. Either way, I thought it would be fun to take … Continue reading
Week 1: May 26 – Getting Started
What can I say! I did it! I finally started walking home again. Oh, and I am so out of shape. That California hill seems so much steeper…