View Post → No Spend Month Challenge Results Hiroko Nishimura · Posted on April 30, 2020August 6, 2020I took part in a No Spend Month challenge during April to cut back on spending during the quarantine.
View Post → Letter to a 21 Year-Old Me Hiroko Nishimura · Posted on April 18, 2020December 26, 20229 years ago, I experienced my first Seizure. Today, I write a letter to my 21-year-old self, who has no idea what is coming.
View Post → Face Coverings Order #COVID19 Hiroko Nishimura · Posted on April 17, 2020July 22, 2020Maryland’s Face Coverings Order to become enforceable 4/18 at 7AM.
View Post → Day 66: 10 Miles and Pivot Hiroko Nishimura · Posted on April 16, 2020July 22, 20202 months into my “Quest,” I achieved my goal of walking 10 miles a day! Now for a pivot to make this more sustainable!
View Post → Day 60: 313 Miles and Masks Hiroko Nishimura · Posted on April 10, 2020July 22, 2020Day 60 of my daily walk challenge puts me at 313 miles walked! Talking about masks, donations, and new mandate from the county.
View Post → No Spend Challenge During COVID 19 Hiroko Nishimura · Posted on April 3, 2020August 6, 2020Inspired by a personal finance memoir, “The Year of Less,” I’m going to challenge myself to a “No Spend Month” for the month of April!
View Post → Day 50: 235 Miles Walked Hiroko Nishimura · Posted on March 31, 2020July 22, 2020Reflecting on my first 8 weeks of walking every day, going from 2 miles a day to 8 miles a day.
View Post → “Stay at Home” Directive #COVID19 Hiroko Nishimura · Posted on March 30, 2020July 22, 2020“Stay at Home” directive has been ordered in the state of Maryland to keep residents in their homes except for essential activities.
View Post → Day 46: 8 Miles & Sickness Returns Hiroko Nishimura · Posted on March 27, 2020July 22, 2020Today, I walked 8.25 miles. And had a “relapse” of the conditions I experienced 3 weeks ago.
View Post → Musings about Animal Crossing: New Horizons Hiroko Nishimura · Posted on March 25, 2020July 22, 2020Filled with naked (raccoon) butts, uncompensated labor, deforestation, hedonic treadmill, and capitalism. And yes, I’m completely obsessed.
