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A few numbers about my life in 2016
This started with adding up things for my own reference.
Workouts (defined as chunks of exercise I put into the same note in Evernote, sometimes covering two or three pages): 138. Most of these chunks include at least the half dozen things that are part of my shoulder PT.
Menstrual periods: 14, ranging in length from 3-18 days, for a total of 83 days last year.
Freelance clients: 5
Books read: 49. Thirteen were rereads, and the rest were new to me. This doesn't include shorter reading, either online or individual stories in a collection.
Things planted in the garden: 14. Seven of those were successful, two were interesting failures (the thyme and radishes both turned out to be nice ornamentals, but neither was any use in the kitchen), three were unsuccessful, and I'll find out about the crocuses and clover in the spring. Broken down another way, that's 11 kinds of plant I bought at the garden center and transplanted into my garden; two I tried to grow from seed; and one that we planted as bulbs. (We planted two kinds of clover, I think three of tomato, and I don't remember how many kinds of lettuce.)
New vegetables tried: two
Workouts (defined as chunks of exercise I put into the same note in Evernote, sometimes covering two or three pages): 138. Most of these chunks include at least the half dozen things that are part of my shoulder PT.
Menstrual periods: 14, ranging in length from 3-18 days, for a total of 83 days last year.
Freelance clients: 5
Books read: 49. Thirteen were rereads, and the rest were new to me. This doesn't include shorter reading, either online or individual stories in a collection.
Things planted in the garden: 14. Seven of those were successful, two were interesting failures (the thyme and radishes both turned out to be nice ornamentals, but neither was any use in the kitchen), three were unsuccessful, and I'll find out about the crocuses and clover in the spring. Broken down another way, that's 11 kinds of plant I bought at the garden center and transplanted into my garden; two I tried to grow from seed; and one that we planted as bulbs. (We planted two kinds of clover, I think three of tomato, and I don't remember how many kinds of lettuce.)
New vegetables tried: two