Year of Walking and Wayfinding
I use an app when I walk outside. After each walk logged you can take a photo which becomes part of your training record. Instead of New Year's resolutions, I have themes which I sometimes call projects. These themes/projects aren't aspirational e.g. New Year, New You! but more reflective, giving me a way to think about my my life. I can't really say how I pick these themes. It's an intuitive process of listening to my subconsious through reading my recent journals, casting an objective eye on what's going on in the world, and thinking about my core values. There's usually some Baader-Meinhoff phenomenon involved too. All I know is that when the theme/project appears it feels right. There has to be a certain satisfying click about it, as if it fits into my life the way the right puzzle piece fits in a large, complicated jigsaw. This year's theme or project, I'm not sure which, is Walking and Wayfinding. In reviewing my blog entries from the past 6 mont