As with last year, I find that my overall minutes in the outdoors is quite high, but sometimes the challenge on work days is to make sure I get in some time outside.
When I come home from work I am tired and want to sit down, or I am rushing out the door to take someone somewhere, so I either need to make time during my work day to get outside (with my class) or head outside as soon as I get home. On these days the best I can muster is time in my garden, sitting peacefully, wandering around and observing the new plant growth and little critters that reside in my backyard, watering and weeding.
On my days off, and particularly on weekends I find I spend a large portion of the day outside. I go on bike rides and do yard clean up and maintenance. For the past several weekends we have enjoyed a backyard campfire roasting marshmallows with my girls on our BBQ pit.
This past week, however, my time outside was limited for a few days because of a strange virus that worked it's way through my family. Each year for Mother's Day I like to pick an outdoor adventure to do with my family, and this year I wanted to go on a bike ride to our local farmer's market. Alas, this was not to be.
Last year I kept track of minutes outdoors, but this time I am only keeping track of my daily activities and sharing photos on Instagram.
Week One and Two Outdoor Activities:
- bike rides to Garry Point in Steveston
- bike ride to meet a friend for coffee
- quiet time amongst trees at Minoru
- backyard BBQ campfires
- tending my backyard garden
- playing at the beach
- dinner on the shore of the Fraser River in Steveston
- playing at the park with my class
- knitting outdoors
- walks along the river's edge in New Westminster
For the next two weeks my goal is to find time in more natural settings, like a local nature park or rural area.
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