This August may be like no other, but Deborah and I are happy to be welcoming you to the August Ultimate Coffee Date. While we both are still practicing social distancing, we urge you to visit the other blogs in the link up so we can get together virtually. An atypical August calls for atypical amicability wherever we can spread kindness, don’t you think?
Grab the html code for the coffee date badge here:
Week three of Peloton’s 2020 Pelothon challenge was a marathon, not a sprint. The challenge goal was to do any Peloton workout on 5/7 days. As hooked as I am on Peloton, it should come as no surprise that I earned my badge by Friday.
Reading the fine print, I see that while I’ve earned my “challenge” badge, I won’t get the “special events” badge until Monday.
In July, my church started holding services outside. We wear masks, set up our own lawn chairs more than 6 feet apart, and participate in the order of Holy Communion–with no one partaking of the bread or wine. Our service includes a confessional prayer, but I still need to visit the runfessional at Marcia’s Healthy Slice in order to cleanse my soles. July has been a long month, so there’s plenty to runfess.
Thanks to Lacey and Miranda for the Fairytales and Fitness Friday Five link up.
Deborah and I are pushing the August Ultimate Coffee Date to August 7/8/9. We’ll open the (link-up) doors next Friday, and keep the coffee brewing all weekend.
Week two of Peloton’s 2020 Pelothon challenge is in the books, and I already have the badge to prove it. The Facebook group for my Breakthrough Crew team is so active it’s overwhelming, but it’s fun when I see a post from friends like Michelle and Chaitali.
This week was all about figuring out and participating in week one of Peloton’s 2020 Pelothon challenge. I found the Facebook group for my Breakthrough Crew team early on, and it became a great resource for information and motivation.
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