In my last post here, I declared an end to this project. I had good reasons. I still do.
But, good reasons aside, I don’t want my Walk to Fuji to be over.
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Illness, Allergies, and Endings
I’ve been avoiding this post for a long time. Given that my last post was all about failure, I wanted to offset it with a post full of good news and stunning accomplishments.
This isn’t that post. The short version is that last year did not go well; once again, illness interrupted my plans. This time, it might be permanent.
0 Steps and Starting Over
It’s official: I failed.
My earliest recorded data point for Walking to Fuji was on Sunday, September 21st, 2008. I walked six miles on the treadmill that day. I wasn’t using a pedometer yet so I don’t know how many steps I took. My last recorded entry was on Thursday, June 2, 2011. Between those two dates I should have walked just under 2,700 miles.
I logged a total of 633.
803,841 steps of faith
The one thing that defines me more than anything, maybe more than everything else combined, is my faith.
I’m a Christian. This means many things. I could summarize the most salient points, but the result would be either too long to hold anyone’s interest or too short to relate it in a personal way.
I’ll start with this: I believe in God.
Walking to Fuji 