Day 242 - life’s a beach

So much rain. This was the one full day that we had at Depoe Bay. This was one full day of nothing but rain. It was pouring in the morning, so I scurried down the walkways at the condos to get to the workout room. I got there around 8:00 am, and it was empty! Yay! I started up on the treadmill and watched a couple of episodes of Supergirl. Then the resort WiFi started flaking out, so I connected to my hotspot. Though the strength of that is not usually good, it came through well enough to get through the episodes and finish 5 miles on the treadmill. Had a couple of other people come through after me and finish before me. I started getting pretty hot. It always baffles me that I start to sweat so much on the treadmill verses hardly at all when I am outside walking. That is the beauty of being out in nature and having the built-in air conditioning running. https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1EB72FcnAv3NT9DnP2SAogSq0TAjkBXh0
We did get a short walk in before going out to lunch. It was still pretty drizzly as you can see here by LeAnn and my attire. Otherwise, the rain never stopped, so had this type of experience on the beach this day. :)


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Nosh N Walk: Week 49

Image
#millersnoshnwalk week 49: We had the pleasure of hanging out with the Scurvy Dogs Book Club on the last day of the month. We had some trouble getting the gang together this month, but squeaked by on 2/28 to keep our streak alive! Going into our 11th year of the book club, we have met every month and have now read 129 books. This past month we read The Lincoln Highway, by Amor Towles, it was a good read. We met up at BBQ Pete’s and had some fantastic BBQ and invited the Scurvy Wives. I had a prime rib dip sandwich and LeAnn had the ‘Sandwich with No Name’ - sliced brisket, cheese and crispy onion straws. They even had free soft serve ice cream cones! So good.
Read more

Missionary Marathons: Sister Dummer

Image
While on my Journey to complete walking 24,901 miles of #ToddlingAroundTheEquator, I am focusing these walks on the amazing missionaries that I know that are serving around the world. I am dedicating walking a marathon of miles for these missionaries and tag them as #missionarymarathons. I am so grateful to these faithful missionaries for dedicating their lives to teaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ! This week I have walked 26.2 miles for Sister Dummer, who is serving in our Ward. We have had the privilege of having her over to our house for lessons and for dinner. It has been great to get to know her and see her beautiful smile and the love she has for the Gospel. She has been in the mission now for almost a month, and I can tell she is going to help change so many lives for the better as a missionary! Here is a bit more about Sister Dummer, so you can get to know more about her and why she is so special: She is from Layton, UT And loves Running, hiking, swimming, baking, being with f...
Read more

Missionary Marathons: Elder Murphy

Image
While on my Journey to complete walking 24,901 miles of #ToddlingAroundTheEquator, I am focusing these walks on the amazing missionaries that I know that are serving around the world. I am dedicating walking a marathon of miles for these missionaries and tag them as #missionarymarathons. I am so grateful to these faithful missionaries for dedicating their lives to teaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ! These past few weeks I have walked 150.4 miles for Elder Brendan Murphy, who is my nephew. (Gotta go a few extra marathons for my family!) I decided to walk the distance between the first two Cities he has served in in Finland, Turku and Lahti. Brendan is a special man, with a beautiful smile. He is intelligent, kind and thoughtful. It has been a privilege to watch him grow up and become such a man who is now serving the Lord with all his heart, might, mind and strength. It is an honor to be his uncle. Here is a bit more about Elder Murphy, so you can get to know more about him and why h...
Read more