My philosophy on social media and sports is pretty much the same, I’d rather experience life by trying and doing than sit idly and observe others. In other words, if I were really into football I wouldn’t watch it on TV, I’d join a local team and play football. Same with social media. Why would I passively scroll through others’ lives when I can go out and experience my own?
That said, I do watch the Super Bowl and rely on Facebook and Instagram to keep in touch with my global friends and family, so never say never. But I only post to social media when I’m actively doing something that’s worth broadcasting, so don’t expect a post every hour of every day.
Outlook πππ for Ramiro and I in the Canadaigua Lake, New York Triathlon ππΌββοΈπ΄πΌββοΈπ next Sunday #gaytriathleteπ³οΈβπ
Only 2 weekends left to train before the finger, lakes, triathlon, and a town in New York I cannot spell or pronounce.
Beautiful Saturday ride down Beach Drive, across Georgetown, then back up on the Capital Crescent.
Why so HARD to get back to swim team practice after a vacation!?! Lifting, running, biking I pick up right where I deft off, π=π
Sky tram tour of Castillo de Montjuic β¦ I love looking down at cities from high locations! Suppose itβs from visiting Pittsburghβa Mount Washington as a child
Since my first solo trip to Rome, I make time to find a competitive pool and do laps, tradition continues in Sitges
