365 project – 113/365 – 1/17/2010

Today’s 365 project photo. As always the Flickr set is here.

113/365 – 1/17/2010

Rainy day on the road

365 project – 112/365 – 1/16/2010

Today’s 365 project photo. As always the Flickr set is here.

112/365 – 1/16/2010

Lighting the path

365 project – 110/365 – 1/14/2010

Today’s 365 project photo. As always the Flickr set is here.

110/365 – 1/14/2010

I didn’t know I actually owned an iron. Times must be rough

365 project – 108/365- 1/12/2010

Today’s 365 project photo. As always the Flickr set is here.

108/365- 1/12/2010

Looks like I’ve been active today! (My Fitbit’s activity monitor)

365 project – 106/365 – 1/10/2010

Today’s 365 project photo. As always the Flickr set is here.

106/365 – 1/10/2010

It’s so cold the Clarendon streets are empty.

365 project – 105/365 – 1/9/2010

Today’s 365 project photo. As always the Flickr set is here.

105/365 – 1/9/2010

The frozen and snowy Potomac looking back over Key Bridge.

365 project – 103/365 – 1/7/2010

Today’s 365 project photo. As always the Flickr set is here.

103/365 – 1/7/2010

Glad they went back to the normal cup

365 project – 102/365 – 1/6/2010

Today’s 365 project photo. As always the Flickr set is here.

102/365 – 1/6/2010

Macro shot of the Banana girl

My FitBit finally arrived!

It’s been a long time of waiting (not as much as some, thankfully), but I came home this evening to find my new FitBit waiting for me! Setup was a breeze and now I’m headed out to relax after the week. But I’ll post more details later. I got the FitBit to add to my personal data tracking which I’ve been drafting a series of posts about, hopefully I’ll be able to at least introduce the series in the next few days!

My favorite TED talk

Keith Ferrazzi tweeted his favorite TED clip and asked others which one is their favorite. As you may know, I like many TED clips and post some of them on this blog. Keith’s favorite was Al Gore’s on climate change which instantly reminded me of the TED talk I like the most; John Doerr’s talk on climate change and Genentech. I replied back (2) with this talk, but I decided to take a few minutes and re-watch it and post it here as well.