Living Life OutDoors
Once, a long time ago, I learned that to be outdoors often is to think like the trees: soft, diffuse, cyclical. Equally, to live indoors is to think like a wall: straight, confining and always observing a 90 degree angle. To that end, I've found a way to live in the outdoors accountably. This is a monthly challenge: to go out of doors, walk and observe. Please feel free to follow along or join in!
Day One
It's Richmond. Spring and summer don't quite distinguish themselves.
My intent to walk is distinguished primarily by its failure. Work is busy, and there are multiple errands to run before I get home. Miles walked: 0.
Measurable room for improvement.