Melbourne

my goal is to do about 10 hours of walks a week, I try very hard to stick to it

10k, sometimes I do, sometimes I don't. If I'm getting sedentary it's a good kick up the arse. But if I've been active and it whines at me it can go kick rocks.

I wear a Garmin that monitors my steps and updates my daily goal based on what I walked the day before... Works pretty well. Sometimes it's a stretch, sometimes I hit it by mid afternoon.

Used to. Then I got really ill, and my pedometer had one too many trips through the washing machine.

Not really. Just try to stay active on days I don't go to the gym. Off days I go for walks or a bike ride.

Usually yes but I've been sick the past week so it's dramatically slumped. Normally around 7000 a day. More on weekends.

About 10k/day from three dog walks.

Yes. Aim for 12k steps with a min of 5km. 5 days a week.

Generally nail it each week. Try & get steps up on weekend but I'm lazy so it's hit & miss.

Congratulations! You've found my mini obsession! My minimum goal is 12k steps per day, but that is only if I ride 20+ km. If I do not ride, then 15k is my goal.

I hit 500 days in a row for my step goal a couple of weeks ago. Which is essentially 500 days since I recovered from Covid.

My housemate has bought a few nick knacks and they've shown up pretty quickly. But he's the kind of twit that buys a $3 dash cam and thinks it's brand name. A few little house stuff that's been helpful, like glasses cleaners and a drain pull thing.

You know those Chinese knick-knack stores that sell cheap plastic crap? Temu is the pushy online version of one of those.

Proceed with caution, they'll try to convince you you are getting a bargain - that is their entire business model. Just know that the price they charge is probably always the price. You'll be given vouchers for $x off, assuming you spend $50 or something. This is also business as usual - you'll always be able to get that deal.

The psychology/manipulation of consumer behaviour of Chinese online retailers is worthy of a PHD study if it isn't already. It's honestly fascinating how they work.

Those caveats aside: if you understand what you are buying and how the game works, then Temu is reliable. You will receive your goods fairly quickly.

I always got extra jelly beans at the Dr because nobody else wanted the black ones. But I don’t think unwrapped stuff is ok to give out most places

Kids no, me yes!

no, they are delicious

i'm not a smartwatch guy so i got a hybrid smartwatch - maybe you could check that out? i have this one and my brother gifted me this 3 years back! i pretty much only use it to track steps and heart rate - it doesn't really give you sedentary reminders but maybe the newer models do?

I'm staring at this complaint and starting to wonder about things.