Running to book presentation day & My Actifit Report Card: February 12 2019
The poster above invites you to the book presentation which was held in the Domžale public library tonight.
Jakob J. Kenda told us about his adventures on the famous Appalachian trail which he managed to walk through as the first Slovenian. Furthermore, he wrote a splendid book about the experience. Well worth translating into some major language. English, for example.
Wait a second. Jakob is an established translator to and from English. Here is an idea 😀💡👍😇
The running part of the day was done by the river Kamniška Bistrica again. Yes, it's a bit boring yet it really was a 10K run. A third in the row. Is here another pattern in making? I don't think so...
The day itself was sunny and fresh. A nice day indeed.
Proof of run
The Actifit count reached almost 20K which is nice too. I like it.
OK, enough for this report. I have a promise to fulfill. Rereading the book about the Appalachian trail 😀📙
Better and better
Happy to see that you had such a nice, sunny, and happy running day and that you got reminded of that book. Some books really are worth reading twice. Kudos for almost 20K in activity, you truly are an inspiration!
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