Whilst not really part of the walking task, I did walk to werk yesterday, and most of the way home. If I spend a week walking to/from work I hit 35 miles. So yesterday was a decent way of working out what I have to do to get 30 miles. I'm not counting wandering about at lunchtime as part of the 30 unless I go out with the tracker as a deliberate "must get my milage up" thing.
I've been good about keeping up with #3, and I've kicked off #66, as well as #26, #87 and #88, all of which are to do with food; breakfasts, lunches, fruit and not buying coffee en route to werk. Three of these are not-that trackable without making stuff as dull as dishwater, so unless something spectacular happens I'll shut up about their details. Still, I'm thoroughly enjoying porridge-and-banana breakfasts.
Growing stuff has started, after a trip to buy a propagator and seeds. I've set some tomatoes and chillies going [#41] and some herbs (basil, oregano, parsley) [#52]. I'm not expecting too much from them for a week or so as they germinate, and I'll pot them out when the weather is suitable. The tomatoes are Costoluto Fiorentino, proper ones that'll require training and pruning; should be interesting.
Currently running habitual tasks: #3 (5/365), #13, #26, #66 (2/250), #87, #88
Currently running exploratory tasks: #38 (1/18)
Currently running growing tasks: #41, #52
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Showing posts with label #66. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #66. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Sunday, March 8, 2009
#66
Task: Take my own lunch to work at least 250 times over the course of the experiment.
What my spreadsheet says: Over 1001 days there's at least 630 working days (back-of-envelope calculations) and I should be able to make my lunch for 50% of those days rather than going out and buying a sandwich from somewhere.
More Details: 250 times is certainly do-able; I want this to become a habit-forming task, though, which will involve a lot more than that. At the end it won't be a "phew, I can go back and start propping up M&S again" thing.
One off task? No.
Measurable? Yes, by doing it and blogging about it, although probably not to the same extent as Lunch In a Box does. (I am very fond of LIAB, I should point out.)
What my spreadsheet says: Over 1001 days there's at least 630 working days (back-of-envelope calculations) and I should be able to make my lunch for 50% of those days rather than going out and buying a sandwich from somewhere.
More Details: 250 times is certainly do-able; I want this to become a habit-forming task, though, which will involve a lot more than that. At the end it won't be a "phew, I can go back and start propping up M&S again" thing.
One off task? No.
Measurable? Yes, by doing it and blogging about it, although probably not to the same extent as Lunch In a Box does. (I am very fond of LIAB, I should point out.)
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