Took me a while to get registration right, but I finally managed, and now I can fill in from before.
September 21 was my 1306th day of consecutive exercise in one form or another, even if it was only token workout stuff before bed. On Sept. 21st I did 18 minutes/3.12 miles, 9 minutes/1.59 miles, and 7 minutes/1.12 miles on my bike. That makes it day 2 that week for the COVID longitudinal survey I'm enrolled in- for reference, the survey is part of a study done through the Eureka citizen science app, from the University of California San Francisco. I was recruited into the study during the earlier days of the pandemic because the Bone Marrow Registry people had my name and HLA types, and apparently I matched some profile that they wanted data about. The Eureka people asked me if I would fill out surveys for Eureka on a regular basis about my medications, vaccinations, behavior, mental state, etc. When I mention 'the COVID survey' it's not because I have ever had COVID, to my knowledge; the study was, and currently still is, as much about people who don't get it as people who do. If I ever had it, I didn't recognize it as being worth a diagnosis at the time. I've taken several nasal home tests on days when I didn't feel well or when I had to travel, and I never had a positive result. Mostly if I mention the COVID survey here, it's because once a week, they ask me how many days I have exercised for at least twenty minutes at a level that caused me to breathe hard or sweat. So... September 21st was day 2 for the COVID survey for the week. It was also day 87 of consecutive flossing. I know this is more than the flossing challenge here at Darebee actually tracks, but if I have to keep up a streak here, I'm more likely to keep doing it than if I'm just doing it because the dentist said to.
September 22, day 1307. 11 minutes/1.83 miles, 7 minutes/0.94 miles, 6 minutes/0.87 miles, and 11 minutes/1.78 miles. That's day 3 for the COVID survey for the week. Day 88 consecutive flossing.
September 21 was my 1306th day of consecutive exercise in one form or another, even if it was only token workout stuff before bed. On Sept. 21st I did 18 minutes/3.12 miles, 9 minutes/1.59 miles, and 7 minutes/1.12 miles on my bike. That makes it day 2 that week for the COVID longitudinal survey I'm enrolled in- for reference, the survey is part of a study done through the Eureka citizen science app, from the University of California San Francisco. I was recruited into the study during the earlier days of the pandemic because the Bone Marrow Registry people had my name and HLA types, and apparently I matched some profile that they wanted data about. The Eureka people asked me if I would fill out surveys for Eureka on a regular basis about my medications, vaccinations, behavior, mental state, etc. When I mention 'the COVID survey' it's not because I have ever had COVID, to my knowledge; the study was, and currently still is, as much about people who don't get it as people who do. If I ever had it, I didn't recognize it as being worth a diagnosis at the time. I've taken several nasal home tests on days when I didn't feel well or when I had to travel, and I never had a positive result. Mostly if I mention the COVID survey here, it's because once a week, they ask me how many days I have exercised for at least twenty minutes at a level that caused me to breathe hard or sweat. So... September 21st was day 2 for the COVID survey for the week. It was also day 87 of consecutive flossing. I know this is more than the flossing challenge here at Darebee actually tracks, but if I have to keep up a streak here, I'm more likely to keep doing it than if I'm just doing it because the dentist said to.
September 22, day 1307. 11 minutes/1.83 miles, 7 minutes/0.94 miles, 6 minutes/0.87 miles, and 11 minutes/1.78 miles. That's day 3 for the COVID survey for the week. Day 88 consecutive flossing.