I had planned this day for some time, and all the stars lined up for a serious attempt to score 60,000 @actifit steps.

After I posted last nights report card, I started walking the house after midnight, and I walked to 10,000 steps.

I laid down for 45 minutes after securing my first 10,000 steps. I was too fired up and excited to sleep.

I drove to the Sunday swap meet just after 5 am and I walked the swap meet once in complete dark.

The large park across the street had more light, so I walked the park until I had enough daylight to safely walk the swap meet.

Between the swap meet and park, I scored 27,000 steps in 5 hours.

Even though I planned to use the swap meet for a majority of my steps, I ended up purchasing some very cheap or inexpensive weight and a quality bicycle at the swap meet.

I think I walked through the swap meet 8 times, and spent a lot of time talking to friends.

I carried weight to the van 3 times and I cycled about 3 miles on the bicycle.

I had to stay around the house for a few hours during the early afternoon, so I walked the interior the house to keep stacking the steps.

@luvbnamome took the boys to grandma's house this afternoon and it allowed me to walk to the nearby town to accumulate additional 12,000 steps.

I actually did some light grocery shopping after I walked back into town.

The family and I went to visit my mom and grandma for Mother's Day, and I walked it to and from grandma's house.

I walked the interior of grandma's house for 1200 additional steps.

The neighborhood cat was there to encourage me to walk the extra 700 steps through the neighborhood park to score 60,000 steps.

At 9:44 pm with only 4% power on my phone, I scored 60000 @actifit steps and 444 continues to pop up in my daily life.

I have 3 hot spots on my feet, but they are feeling better than what I imagined.

Best wishes and thank you for the support.

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Calisthenics, Cycling, Daily Activity, Gardening, House Chores, Kettlebell Training, Photowalking, Shopping, Shoveling, Walking, Weight Lifting