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  1. Screen Time Detox
    Replacing 20 minutes of endless scrolling with 20 minutes of steps. Your eyes and your posture will thank you.
    Tag a friend who needs to log off and touch some grass with you!
    #DigitalDetox #HealthyHabits #MoveYourBody

  2. Screen Time Detox
    Replacing 20 minutes of endless scrolling with 20 minutes of steps. Your eyes and your posture will thank you.
    Tag a friend who needs to log off and touch some grass with you!
    #DigitalDetox #HealthyHabits #MoveYourBody

  3. Screen Time Detox
    Replacing 20 minutes of endless scrolling with 20 minutes of steps. Your eyes and your posture will thank you.
    Tag a friend who needs to log off and touch some grass with you!
    #DigitalDetox #HealthyHabits #MoveYourBody

  4. Counting our Individual Steps

    Daily writing prompt Hit 5,000 steps today and drop your achievement here — we’re cheering you on! View all responses

    Today’s prompt reminds me of Ryan Hamilton’s recent comedy special, “This Just Hit Me.” He has a bit where he talks about what historians will think when they uncover evidence of our civilization. “What happened to these people? They just stopped. We’re not sure. They kind of slowly coalesced into a gel and that was it for them. We have evidence that they were actually counting their individual steps, one at a time. That’s how little they were moving. They were trying to get to 10,000 for some reason. We don’t know why.”

    https://youtube.com/shorts/-gN1DDMt5NU?si=_kjtim8UHlkVIDER

    It’s funny, because it’s true! Why do we feel the need to count our steps, and why is the goal 10,000 steps per day? Over the years, I’ve worn Fitbits, a health ring, and used Google Fit to track my steps. When I was on my feet all day long as a teacher, I would regularly get 12,000-15,000 steps per day. I didn’t feel healthy…I was exhausted and I got plantar fasciitis! When I worked from home to write a book, I’d be lucky to get 5,000 steps per day. I think the goal should be to move our bodies more, in whatever way is fun for you. Take a walk or hike, do some chores, do some sit-ups/push-ups/squats…whatever brings you joy and makes you feel better.

    I don’t mean to disparage today’s writing prompt. I applaud WordPress for mixing things up lately and providing some fresh new prompts. It’s motivating to celebrate those goals that you achieve, especially when they take a lot of discipline and effort. However, I balk at the notion that everyone has to move their bodies the same way to be acknowledged.

    It’s a windy day today. Maybe I’ll fly a kite or get in the pool and ride on a raft across the water as the wind propels me! My grandkids are coming over tomorrow. I’m sure I will have fun moving my body as I play with them! 🙂 No need to wear my step counters. I will just have fun!

    #dailyprompt #dailyprompt2780 #fitness #flyAKite #health #life #mentalHealth #moveYourBody #RyanHamilton #ThisJustHitMe #writing
  5. Counting our Individual Steps

    Daily writing prompt Hit 5,000 steps today and drop your achievement here — we’re cheering you on! View all responses

    Today’s prompt reminds me of Ryan Hamilton’s recent comedy special, “This Just Hit Me.” He has a bit where he talks about what historians will think when they uncover evidence of our civilization. “What happened to these people? They just stopped. We’re not sure. They kind of slowly coalesced into a gel and that was it for them. We have evidence that they were actually counting their individual steps, one at a time. That’s how little they were moving. They were trying to get to 10,000 for some reason. We don’t know why.”

    https://youtube.com/shorts/-gN1DDMt5NU?si=_kjtim8UHlkVIDER

    It’s funny, because it’s true! Why do we feel the need to count our steps, and why is the goal 10,000 steps per day? Over the years, I’ve worn Fitbits, a health ring, and used Google Fit to track my steps. When I was on my feet all day long as a teacher, I would regularly get 12,000-15,000 steps per day. I didn’t feel healthy…I was exhausted and I got plantar fasciitis! When I worked from home to write a book, I’d be lucky to get 5,000 steps per day. I think the goal should be to move our bodies more, in whatever way is fun for you. Take a walk or hike, do some chores, do some sit-ups/push-ups/squats…whatever brings you joy and makes you feel better.

    I don’t mean to disparage today’s writing prompt. I applaud WordPress for mixing things up lately and providing some fresh new prompts. It’s motivating to celebrate those goals that you achieve, especially when they take a lot of discipline and effort. However, I balk at the notion that everyone has to move their bodies the same way to be acknowledged.

    It’s a windy day today. Maybe I’ll fly a kite or get in the pool and ride on a raft across the water as the wind propels me! My grandkids are coming over tomorrow. I’m sure I will have fun moving my body as I play with them! 🙂 No need to wear my step counters. I will just have fun!

    #dailyprompt #dailyprompt2780 #fitness #flyAKite #health #life #mentalHealth #moveYourBody #RyanHamilton #ThisJustHitMe #writing
  6. Counting our Individual Steps

    Daily writing prompt Hit 5,000 steps today and drop your achievement here — we’re cheering you on! View all responses

    Today’s prompt reminds me of Ryan Hamilton’s recent comedy special, “This Just Hit Me.” He has a bit where he talks about what historians will think when they uncover evidence of our civilization. “What happened to these people? They just stopped. We’re not sure. They kind of slowly coalesced into a gel and that was it for them. We have evidence that they were actually counting their individual steps, one at a time. That’s how little they were moving. They were trying to get to 10,000 for some reason. We don’t know why.”

    https://youtube.com/shorts/-gN1DDMt5NU?si=_kjtim8UHlkVIDER

    It’s funny, because it’s true! Why do we feel the need to count our steps, and why is the goal 10,000 steps per day? Over the years, I’ve worn Fitbits, a health ring, and used Google Fit to track my steps. When I was on my feet all day long as a teacher, I would regularly get 12,000-15,000 steps per day. I didn’t feel healthy…I was exhausted and I got plantar fasciitis! When I worked from home to write a book, I’d be lucky to get 5,000 steps per day. I think the goal should be to move our bodies more, in whatever way is fun for you. Take a walk or hike, do some chores, do some sit-ups/push-ups/squats…whatever brings you joy and makes you feel better.

    I don’t mean to disparage today’s writing prompt. I applaud WordPress for mixing things up lately and providing some fresh new prompts. It’s motivating to celebrate those goals that you achieve, especially when they take a lot of discipline and effort. However, I balk at the notion that everyone has to move their bodies the same way to be acknowledged.

    It’s a windy day today. Maybe I’ll fly a kite or get in the pool and ride on a raft across the water as the wind propels me! My grandkids are coming over tomorrow. I’m sure I will have fun moving my body as I play with them! 🙂 No need to wear my step counters. I will just have fun!

    #dailyprompt #dailyprompt2780 #fitness #flyAKite #health #life #mentalHealth #moveYourBody #RyanHamilton #ThisJustHitMe #writing
  7. Counting our Individual Steps

    Daily writing prompt Hit 5,000 steps today and drop your achievement here — we’re cheering you on! View all responses

    Today’s prompt reminds me of Ryan Hamilton’s recent comedy special, “This Just Hit Me.” He has a bit where he talks about what historians will think when they uncover evidence of our civilization. “What happened to these people? They just stopped. We’re not sure. They kind of slowly coalesced into a gel and that was it for them. We have evidence that they were actually counting their individual steps, one at a time. That’s how little they were moving. They were trying to get to 10,000 for some reason. We don’t know why.”

    https://youtube.com/shorts/-gN1DDMt5NU?si=_kjtim8UHlkVIDER

    It’s funny, because it’s true! Why do we feel the need to count our steps, and why is the goal 10,000 steps per day? Over the years, I’ve worn Fitbits, a health ring, and used Google Fit to track my steps. When I was on my feet all day long as a teacher, I would regularly get 12,000-15,000 steps per day. I didn’t feel healthy…I was exhausted and I got plantar fasciitis! When I worked from home to write a book, I’d be lucky to get 5,000 steps per day. I think the goal should be to move our bodies more, in whatever way is fun for you. Take a walk or hike, do some chores, do some sit-ups/push-ups/squats…whatever brings you joy and makes you feel better.

    I don’t mean to disparage today’s writing prompt. I applaud WordPress for mixing things up lately and providing some fresh new prompts. It’s motivating to celebrate those goals that you achieve, especially when they take a lot of discipline and effort. However, I balk at the notion that everyone has to move their bodies the same way to be acknowledged.

    It’s a windy day today. Maybe I’ll fly a kite or get in the pool and ride on a raft across the water as the wind propels me! My grandkids are coming over tomorrow. I’m sure I will have fun moving my body as I play with them! 🙂 No need to wear my step counters. I will just have fun!

    #dailyprompt #dailyprompt2780 #fitness #flyAKite #health #life #mentalHealth #moveYourBody #RyanHamilton #ThisJustHitMe #writing
  8. Counting our Individual Steps

    Daily writing prompt Hit 5,000 steps today and drop your achievement here — we’re cheering you on! View all responses

    Today’s prompt reminds me of Ryan Hamilton’s recent comedy special, “This Just Hit Me.” He has a bit where he talks about what historians will think when they uncover evidence of our civilization. “What happened to these people? They just stopped. We’re not sure. They kind of slowly coalesced into a gel and that was it for them. We have evidence that they were actually counting their individual steps, one at a time. That’s how little they were moving. They were trying to get to 10,000 for some reason. We don’t know why.”

    https://youtube.com/shorts/-gN1DDMt5NU?si=_kjtim8UHlkVIDER

    It’s funny, because it’s true! Why do we feel the need to count our steps, and why is the goal 10,000 steps per day? Over the years, I’ve worn Fitbits, a health ring, and used Google Fit to track my steps. When I was on my feet all day long as a teacher, I would regularly get 12,000-15,000 steps per day. I didn’t feel healthy…I was exhausted and I got plantar fasciitis! When I worked from home to write a book, I’d be lucky to get 5,000 steps per day. I think the goal should be to move our bodies more, in whatever way is fun for you. Take a walk or hike, do some chores, do some sit-ups/push-ups/squats…whatever brings you joy and makes you feel better.

    I don’t mean to disparage today’s writing prompt. I applaud WordPress for mixing things up lately and providing some fresh new prompts. It’s motivating to celebrate those goals that you achieve, especially when they take a lot of discipline and effort. However, I balk at the notion that everyone has to move their bodies the same way to be acknowledged.

    It’s a windy day today. Maybe I’ll fly a kite or get in the pool and ride on a raft across the water as the wind propels me! My grandkids are coming over tomorrow. I’m sure I will have fun moving my body as I play with them! 🙂 No need to wear my step counters. I will just have fun!

    #dailyprompt #dailyprompt2780 #fitness #flyAKite #health #life #mentalHealth #moveYourBody #RyanHamilton #ThisJustHitMe #writing
  9. Feeling accomplished after conquering that hill run. Pushing my limits feels amazing! ⛰️ #MoveYourBody

  10. Feeling accomplished after conquering that hill run. Pushing my limits feels amazing! ⛰️ #MoveYourBody

  11. Marshall Jefferson revisits the story behind “Move Your Body,” the house music anthem that turned Chicago club energy, piano fire, and dancefloor freedom into history. #MarshallJefferson #MoveYourBody #HouseMusic #ArtistInterview #MusicDiscovery

  12. Ok, ok, #TuneTuesday it is then ... How about some early summer vibes? ☀️🌴🍹😎👍🏻

    "Sign Your Name" - Blank & Jones feat. Zoe Durrant 😍👉🏻 youtu.be/pRYXT4KXIYc

    #elsuasTunes #MoveYourBody #Dance

  13. Ok, ok, #TuneTuesday it is then ... How about some early summer vibes? ☀️🌴🍹😎👍🏻

    "Sign Your Name" - Blank & Jones feat. Zoe Durrant 😍👉🏻 youtu.be/pRYXT4KXIYc

    #elsuasTunes #MoveYourBody #Dance

  14. Ok, ok, #TuneTuesday it is then ... How about some early summer vibes? ☀️🌴🍹😎👍🏻

    "Sign Your Name" - Blank & Jones feat. Zoe Durrant 😍👉🏻 youtu.be/pRYXT4KXIYc

    #elsuasTunes #MoveYourBody #Dance

  15. Ok, ok, #TuneTuesday it is then ... How about some early summer vibes? ☀️🌴🍹😎👍🏻

    "Sign Your Name" - Blank & Jones feat. Zoe Durrant 😍👉🏻 youtu.be/pRYXT4KXIYc

    #elsuasTunes #MoveYourBody #Dance

  16. Feeling the joy of movement after a long day at work. Exercise is the best stress reliever! ‍♀️ #MoveYourBody

  17. Feeling the joy of movement after a long day at work. Exercise is the best stress reliever! ‍♀️ #MoveYourBody

  18. Feeling the joy of movement after a long day at work. Exercise is the best stress reliever! ‍♀️ #MoveYourBody

  19. Feeling the joy of movement after a long day at work. Exercise is the best stress reliever! ‍♀️ #MoveYourBody

  20. Feeling the joy of movement after a long day at work. Exercise is the best stress reliever! ‍♀️ #MoveYourBody

  21. Feeling grateful for this healthy and capable body. Let's move it, shake it, and celebrate life! #MoveYourBody

  22. Feeling proud of myself for sticking to my exercise routine. Consistency is key! #MoveYourBody

  23. Feeling proud of myself for sticking to my exercise routine. Consistency is key! #MoveYourBody

  24. Feeling proud of myself for sticking to my exercise routine. Consistency is key! #MoveYourBody

  25. Feeling proud of myself for sticking to my exercise routine. Consistency is key! #MoveYourBody

  26. Feeling proud of myself for sticking to my exercise routine. Consistency is key! #MoveYourBody

  27. Fueling my body with healthy foods to support an active lifestyle. Nourish your body, move your body, feel good! #MoveYourBody

  28. Fueling my body with healthy foods to support an active lifestyle. Nourish your body, move your body, feel good! #MoveYourBody

  29. Fueling my body with healthy foods to support an active lifestyle. Nourish your body, move your body, feel good! #MoveYourBody

  30. Fueling my body with healthy foods to support an active lifestyle. Nourish your body, move your body, feel good! #MoveYourBody

  31. There's a workout for everyone, find what suits you and move your body with joy! #MoveYourBody

  32. There's a workout for everyone, find what suits you and move your body with joy! #MoveYourBody

  33. There's a workout for everyone, find what suits you and move your body with joy! #MoveYourBody

  34. There's a workout for everyone, find what suits you and move your body with joy! #MoveYourBody

  35. Feeling energized after a morning yoga session. Movement is medicine for mind and body. ‍♀️ #MoveYourBody

  36. Feeling energized after a morning yoga session. Movement is medicine for mind and body. ‍♀️ #MoveYourBody

  37. Even a short walk can make a big difference in your mood. Get outside and move! #MoveYourBody

  38. Even a short walk can make a big difference in your mood. Get outside and move! #MoveYourBody

  39. Even a short walk can make a big difference in your mood. Get outside and move! #MoveYourBody

  40. Even a short walk can make a big difference in your mood. Get outside and move! #MoveYourBody

  41. Even a short walk can make a big difference in your mood. Get outside and move! #MoveYourBody

  42. Celebrate your body's strength and capabilities. Get moving and feel the joy of movement! #MoveYourBody

  43. Celebrate your body's strength and capabilities. Get moving and feel the joy of movement! #MoveYourBody