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Mar. 2nd, 2019 01:57 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
the_rckI had an appointment downtown yesterday. I dropped some library things at the main branch before the appointment (they're still taking returns through the dropbox during renovations) and then did some Ingress missions after.
I stopped for lunch at the Northside Grill which is a little more than halfway home. When I finished eating, I realized that I'd missed the bus home by 2-3 minutes. I considered sitting in the restaurant until near time for the next one, but that would be 20 minutes of the staff really hoping that I'd leave so that they could close up. I wasn't the only person there at that point, but they weren't seating anyone else.
At any rate, I walked home with some detours to hack neighborhood portals. I probably shouldn't have done it. My hip flexors and my lower back were screaming at me by the time I got home. I'm not doing terribly today in that direction. Given that the Ingress distance walked tracker advanced by 9 km, I walked a lot. (The tracker doesn't count distance covered too quickly to be walking but will cover, say, a bus trip in start and stop traffic.)
Cordelia's got exams next week, so she'll be home two and a half hours earlier than usual on Wednesday and Thursday and by 10 a.m. on Friday. Her friends are at schools that run on semesters, so none of them will be free when she is. The only time their exams line up is in June.
I stopped for lunch at the Northside Grill which is a little more than halfway home. When I finished eating, I realized that I'd missed the bus home by 2-3 minutes. I considered sitting in the restaurant until near time for the next one, but that would be 20 minutes of the staff really hoping that I'd leave so that they could close up. I wasn't the only person there at that point, but they weren't seating anyone else.
At any rate, I walked home with some detours to hack neighborhood portals. I probably shouldn't have done it. My hip flexors and my lower back were screaming at me by the time I got home. I'm not doing terribly today in that direction. Given that the Ingress distance walked tracker advanced by 9 km, I walked a lot. (The tracker doesn't count distance covered too quickly to be walking but will cover, say, a bus trip in start and stop traffic.)
Cordelia's got exams next week, so she'll be home two and a half hours earlier than usual on Wednesday and Thursday and by 10 a.m. on Friday. Her friends are at schools that run on semesters, so none of them will be free when she is. The only time their exams line up is in June.
