#walk challenge

[yushibeans]

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[epitomeofreal81]

Y’all! 😂

[muhammadabbasphd]

� میں نے اپنی روزمرہ کی چہل قدمی کا ایک مختصر جائزہ تیار کیا ہے، جس میں ہر دن سے لے کر پورے سال تک کا ڈیٹا شامل ہے۔ حیرت ہوئی کہ روز تھوڑا تھوڑا چلنا سال کے آخر میں اتنا زیادہ بن جاتا ہے! 🚶‍♂️📊

اب آپ کی باری ہے!

تبصروں میں بتائیں کہ آپ نے پچھلے سال روزانہ اوسطاً کتنے قدم یا کتنی دوری طے کی؟

آئیں ہم سب مل کر اپنی فٹنس کی عادتوں کا جائزہ لیں اور ایک دوسرے کو بہتر بنانے کا حوصلہ دیں! �

#روزانہ_چلیں

#میری_چہل_قدمی

#صحت_کا_سفر

#فٹنس_چیلنج

#سال_بھر_چلیں

#اپنا_جائزہ

#WalkEveryday

#StepByStep

#FitnessGoals

#HealthJourney

#WalkChallenge

#MoveMore

#TrackYourSteps

#SelfImprovement

#HealthyHabits

[botwadventure]

Challenge Idea

So this had been running through my head all day and honestly, it's so simple to implement after calculations, I had to write it down.

If I can get the exact measurements of location distances, like let's say the shrine of awakening to Hyrule castle, whether in metres or miles, doesnt matter, I could make myself an official walking challenge.

If you've been on the internet for the past 5 years, I'm sure you've seen those medal badge challenges by Conqueror where they are themed this way, like the Lord of the Rings badge has an actual ring on one of the prizes.

People have already made some of these calculations. As per below:

This post especially is just great, especially the use of zkm versus real km:

OK SHUT UP SHUSH SHUT THE FUCK UP IT’S 1AM BUT SHUSH LISTEN! HEY, LISTEN!

I AM GIVING YOU THE TOOLS TO FIND THE EXACT DISTANCE OF ANYTHING ANYWHERE IN HYRULE, CUSTOM MAKE YOUR FIC JOURNEYS TO THE METER, FIND THE AR

[sajblog]

Treadmill 120 day walk challenge

Day 27 day 28 day 29 day 30 day 31

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[trashtrout]

https://blog.myfitnesspal.com/the-30-day-walking-challenge/

[clockworkdinosaurs]

Donate and support this person, she is totally awesome and cool. Plus I heard walking is like an exercise and those are supposed to be good.

[thisisasupergoodidea]

500 words (well, 528) about pie, requested by pieratecas. I hope you like it!

Making a pie is an exact science.

The first step in every recipe is the oven, which should be preheated to 350 degrees Fahrenheit, or 180 degrees Celsius. I don’t believe anyone measures temperature in Kelvin for cooking, but for reference’s sake: 450 degrees Kelvin.

For the crust: 2 and a half cups of all-purpose flour. 2 sticks worth of unsalted butter, cubed, cold. It has to be cold or the crust won’t be perfect.  A pinch of salt and a pinch of sugar, and 6 tablespoons of ice water- more if it’s not quite the right consistency. Knead the butter carefully into the flour and water, with your hands ideally but a spoon or mixer would work. Separate the dough into two bowls, cover with cling wrap, and keep it in the fridge until the filling’s ready.

The filling is the most challenging part of any pie, mainly because people are incapable of deciding unanimously on a flavor. This pie will be a pecan pie from a recipe I found on food.com – and though I was initially concerned that the recipe’s creator described it as ‘Utterly Deadly’, I’ve since been informed that this is just a testament to the pie’s superiority (a statement that I now agree with wholeheartedly): 1 cup of sugar and 1 and a half cups of light corn syrup heated together on the stove for 2 or 3 minutes. 4 eggs lightly beaten in a large bowl, then slowly added to the corn syrup mixture. ¼ cup of soft butter, 1 and a half teaspoons of vanilla extract, and 1 and a half cups of coarsely-chopped pecans stirred in becomes the final product.

Out of the inestimable number of ingredients in this world, these particular ingredients were chosen. Out of the myriad of ways they could possibly be combined, they were combined in this particular order with these particular measurements. And, when assembled and baked (40-60 minutes), it created an Utterly Deadly Southern Pecan Pie, and will continue to create this exact pie each time these ingredients are combined in this way, for as long as these ingredients exist to be combined and as long as people exist to combine them.

Making a pie truly is a science. But the moment it comes out of the oven, it becomes an art form dedicated to sensory experience. The intoxicating aroma which fills the nearby rooms; the perfectly golden crust that practically glows, rich like the treasures of pirates; a consistency prized by the best in the culinary field; and the most rewarding of all, the taste. These are the immediate senses regarding the pie itself. The senses I find ultimately more enjoyable are the ones experienced by others. Bright, honest, youthful smiles appearing on the faces of grown men as I serve them each a generous slice. Throaty noises of appreciation elicited by the very first bite. Words of thanks mumbled over a precariously-loaded fork.

I like to think that daily victories (like making a perfect pecan pie) are the ingredients that, when combined in particular ways with particular measurements, create a decently accurate representation of how we each perceive the value of living.