I’ve been trying out my new pair of running shoes by actually running in them. I still consider myself a runner even though I have been walking the past couple years.
So I am doing the run/walk thing and it is working for me. I am not winded doing it, my leg muscles are out of shape. So I run for a while, and then walk until I feel like trotting again. Going about 2 miles in the neighborhood streets and averaging about 14 to 15 minutes per mile. Pretty slow I know but I am working up.
The golf courses are open and that is good to see. If any outdoor sport could be safe it would be golf, with a few rules changes.
My updated Covid 19 stats for Oklahoma. I am using Google’s “Slides” app. Their equivalent to Powerpoint. I am trying to figure out if I should do the Office 365 thing and get Powerpoint, Excel, Word, and Access. I love the software but the cheapest plan is $70 per year. I kind of like free and as long as free meets my needs then I’ll keep using it. What do you think?
Back to the data. The governor kept telling us that as long as new infections continued their decline he would enter phase two of the reopening and as you can see, new infections are not declining so he has new metrics to go by. Typical politician move.
How are things where you live?
Glad you are getting your running in. As of today there are 23,196 total cases of COVID-19 in Virginia and 827 deaths. Still can’t quite believe all this is going on in the world. I am in daily contact with my niece in Germany, so I am getting her perspective also. You and your sweet family stay safe and healthy.
Looks to me like you’re flying there, who needs to run when you’ve got wings! …. Our Gov has a pretty good plan I think for gradual reopening. She has different timelines for the rural counties with low rates than for the Cities. So there is some confusion in the county where we live, which is mixed. (And also has one of the lowest rates in the state.). So, basically, nobody knows what’s going on. Personally I really don’t think this is over yet, whether you live in the city or on a farm. Or in Oregon or Oklahoma.