Juneathon-Day 11-15-Oh, weekends.

I DID do my Juneathon workouts, I just failed to blog them. Honest. I did.

Day 11-was tough because I had a surgery lab all day, but did a walk when I came home. Not a lot, but I did it.

Day 12-was supposed to be a running day, but did a Bob Harper workout instead. YUCK!

Day 13-I forget what I did, but it was over 11,000 steps for the day.

Day 14- was an INSANE 3.4 mile hike, with a 972 ft. gain in elevation. 80 floors, according to FitBit.

Day 15-I might be a little short. Another surgery lab, and I don't know how much I'll get in, but I have to prepare the house for the boys so hopefully it will be good.

Nothing interesting to blog about, and no creative head stuff happening. Ask me tomorrow.

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