Day Ninety-one

10.80 km
Big snow today, first big storm of winter. Maybe the second big storm, I seem to remember an earlier storm that ruined the potatoes that I forgot to dig up.

Day Ninety

12.38 km today. 110.9 km last fortnight. 468.13 km total on return trip. Just passing by Nobleford, getting close to Lethbridge.
Very cold today - walked around downtown a bit in the late afternoon.

Day Eighty-nine

13.24 km
Today I walked 10 km without leaving the building. Erickson buildings with the long hallways are very good for putting on the kilometres. Saw parts of the structure I'd never seen before.  Cold day today, but sunny. Minus twenty tonight.

Day Eighty-eight

10.42 km

Housebound. All day at work - all night at home. It's Tuesday.
Virtually however I'm just past Carmangay

Day Eighty-seven

10.36
Day started out promising, sunny with windy chinook conditions. Then the wind stopped, temperature plummeted, snowed. Seems appropriate.

Day Eighty-six

11.31 km

Chinook winds today. Walked into town to the Penny for a cinnamon bun and coffee. Took a roundabout route and stopped in at the bookstore for a certain David Sedaris book so I could read the entire essay "Twelve Moments in the Life of the Artist" while at the cafe. Stopped in for a few groceries on the way home. blown about by the wind the entire time.

Day Eighty-five

10.71 km

Spent the day working at home, went out briefly on a computer repair and grant application advisory mission. In the evening walked downtown to gallery openings at the SAAG and Trianon. Excellent shows, and stimulating company. Walked home. Seasonal lights are definitely out and it's not even December yet.

Day Eighty-four

9.39 km

Snowed today. Snow makes me a bit lazy. Stayed in after work and watched a movie.

Day eighty-three

11.56 km
Beautiful morning - dramatic light for a brief moment. Evening was spent walking through seasonal light displays. It must almost be December.

Day Eighty-two

9.88 km

Downtown pre-dusk, an unusual circumstance. A nice cup of tea at Bonnie's and a stroll past Alberta Meat.