2 Miles: End Game
Two months ago we started a two mile challenge a work. This challenge was very simple, perform two miles a day for sixteen weeks. You could walk it, run it, do the elliptical, use your Wii, among other things, as long as a minimum of two miles were perform you were in the clear. If you didn't performed, you were to pay $1 dollar per day missed, or you could opt to drop out of the challenge at any time with a $5 dollar buy out.
The end came as a three way tie, myself and two of my colleagues were successful in not missing any days of the challenge. I feel very proud that I was able to take on this challenge by the horns and wrestle it to the ground each and every day. Another goal I had in mind was to create a daily journal entry for each day of the two mile challenge and unfortunately I felt short in that regards. This should have been a very simple task, but I just didn't run into many interesting things to write about each and every day.
At this point this entry concludes the end of two miles. I'm also happy to report that construction is coming to an end at our home as we saw sheetrock go up this week. I was amazed to come home yesterday to find a floor that appear as if we had a snow storm. Everything is cover in white powder from the sanding. This made for an interesting weekend in house cleaning.
The bottom line is that challenges are always welcome here. I'm a very competitive individual and I urge each and every one of you out there to embrace what life throws at you and climb out a champion.Labels: 2-mile, Jacksonville, TPC
The end came as a three way tie, myself and two of my colleagues were successful in not missing any days of the challenge. I feel very proud that I was able to take on this challenge by the horns and wrestle it to the ground each and every day. Another goal I had in mind was to create a daily journal entry for each day of the two mile challenge and unfortunately I felt short in that regards. This should have been a very simple task, but I just didn't run into many interesting things to write about each and every day.
At this point this entry concludes the end of two miles. I'm also happy to report that construction is coming to an end at our home as we saw sheetrock go up this week. I was amazed to come home yesterday to find a floor that appear as if we had a snow storm. Everything is cover in white powder from the sanding. This made for an interesting weekend in house cleaning.
The bottom line is that challenges are always welcome here. I'm a very competitive individual and I urge each and every one of you out there to embrace what life throws at you and climb out a champion.
Labels: 2-mile, Jacksonville, TPC
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