Office Hours, Cloud Powers
Some days you hit the gym. Other days, you turn your office commute into a low-key endurance sport. Today was one of those “I’m still working, but also kinda training for life”…
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From Traffic Jams to Apple Trees
Today had “too busy to breathe” written all over it. Office deadlines, traffic jams, the works. By the time I got home, there was no way I was squeezing in my usual walk. But…
From Sunlit Steps to Lantern Nights
15,000 steps. 12 kilometers. On paper, it looks like a day dedicated to movement, but really, it was a day split between the practical and the poetic. Most of those kilometers…
A canal with mood swings
Today’s walk was brought to you by the emotional range of a canal. Started off strong—blue skies that looked like a Pixar backdrop, a boat called Bilina casually cruising, trees…
Squeezing Steps Between Errands
Saturdays are tricky. They masquerade as “rest days” but in reality? They’re a logistical obstacle course: groceries, laundry, errands, family plans, and that one random task you…
Sun, Steps & a Coffee Crisis ☀️🚶♂️☕
There are two types of emergencies in life: the kind that require calling an ambulance, and the kind that require sprinting to the store for coffee before the caffeine drought…
Walking the gaps in a workday
Wednesdays are office-bound by default—emails, meetings, and that very special kind of eye strain only fluorescent lighting can deliver. But yesterday? I got lucky. A gap in my…
Running on Caffeine and Golden Hour
Some days, fitness isn’t about dumbbells or deadlines — it’s about strategy. My strategy? Park in the furthest corner of the lot like it’s a secret fitness challenge. Top it off…
Lunch Break Liberation
Lunch break mission: escape the inbox, dodge the rain, find beauty. It was an office day — the kind where time disappears into emails and your body becomes one with the chair.…
Steps, Spiders & Self-Control
Today was one of those days where you blink and suddenly you’ve clocked 15 kilometers. Not in one go, not in a blaze of cardio glory, but in three thoughtful, rhythm-shifting…
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