Day 11!

 Day 11, Saturday may 21 2022

On Saturday I decided that I needed to get outside and embrace the 90 degree weather. I decided to go for a short bike ride, only 5 miles this time to redeem myself a little after the last one. I wanted to do it quickly this time. 5 Miles felt like a breeze although my body still had a slight amount of PTSD from our last ride. After sweating up a storm, I went to a nearby lake and jumped in for a bit of a swim. To my surprise, the water was warmer than I anticipated. Meg and I were separated from each other this weekend so we did some individual work. 

Hours 2

Total hours 46

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