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Commitment devices, Frameworks and incremental success — via: Craig Mod –
Walking, Habits, Systems — Ridgeline issue 027:
Long walks can be frameworks. Long walks contain rhythm and monotony. Using this framework, this monotony, I looked to amplify a few specific good habits, and nullify bad ones.
For me, this is akin to my running. Rhythm, monotony, duration, endurance, meditation, thinking. Solid read, here from Craig Mod
Q: Do you have a song that you are particularly proud of?
A: I don’t. I like some of them better than others. Every record has a few that prove themselves deeply reliable on the road, and over time those become the heart of your work, but you have to write them all to write the good ones. As a rule the simpler ones are better. (Emphasis mine).
~ Jeffrey Foucault, singer/songwriterÂ
Via:Â http://www.midwesterngentleman.com/stories/jeffrey-foucault-interview/
2018 arrives –
Last night the kids and I ran in the “1st Run†5k here in town. It was a great way for us to start off 2018, with both Nora and Jonah running the whole thing. Nora’s goal was to literally RUN the whole race, without walking which she did. Jonah ran a fast 9:34 pace which helped him take first place in his age division.Â
I also acquired a cool little “scratch-off†calendar for the year put out by Tracksmith in New England. It’s a “No Days Off†calendar where for each day of running you scratch out the day and beneath the ink is a word which will make up a complete story as the year goes by. Now, I don’t plan on literally taking no days off from running as that is not how my body works, but I’m looking forward to scratching off the dates as this year rolls by.Â
Happy New Year!
Winter Daylight in Eugene, Oregon
This was created by a friend of mine who is a Landscape Architecture professor here in the College of Design. Basically he took the published data for the dates and times of the sunrise and sunset and created a chart. It shows the dates and times of the earliest SUNSET, after which the light lasts a little bit longer each evening. Also on the chart is the time of the latest SUNRISE, afterwhich the sunrise will begin rising a little bit earlier as the planet makes its way around the sun. Great graphic of this phenomenon, in my opinion. 🙂
