After stretching college out for 9 years, McMagistrate is now an attorney in her late-ish 20's who earned her title by embracing the stigma that accompanies a healthy partying habit. She enjoys showing off her sub-par golf game and pretending her impressive law school loan doesn't exist. You can likely find her on her patio, live-tweeting her wine binges, and concerning her neighbors.
I should have retired after the time I missed Thanksgiving because I was passed out on my neighbor’s floor, and no one could find me. I mentioned it in an article once, but failed to elaborate :/ It’s the day we don’t talk about as a family.
I tried it out. You get to select one of the 30 charities each time you open the app; so you can choose different ones each time, if you want to. There’s a .1 mile minimum. There doesn’t seem to be a pause button, but there also doesn’t seem to be any problem with just letting it run for awhile. I accidentally started it about 30 min. before I could leave the office, and it counted my few steps around there, also. It seems to work similar to the Nike running app, allowing for an indoor run option, as well. You might as well try it during any workout and see how it does. Operation Smiles got $0.876 from Johnson & Johnson today for my “run.” Pretty cool.
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I should have retired after the time I missed Thanksgiving because I was passed out on my neighbor’s floor, and no one could find me. I mentioned it in an article once, but failed to elaborate :/ It’s the day we don’t talk about as a family.
Oklahoma State
I’m not associated with the cover photo. If I lived in Alabama, I’d have definitely gone Auburn though.
Thanks, H&H. You get the outstanding reader attentiveness award for the day.
Your effort is duly noted.
Aw. Apparently, after law school, you’re supposed to do law things occasionally. Who knew?
Welp. I cried… then called Louis and Ringo. Thanks, Tas.
I tried it out. You get to select one of the 30 charities each time you open the app; so you can choose different ones each time, if you want to. There’s a .1 mile minimum. There doesn’t seem to be a pause button, but there also doesn’t seem to be any problem with just letting it run for awhile. I accidentally started it about 30 min. before I could leave the office, and it counted my few steps around there, also. It seems to work similar to the Nike running app, allowing for an indoor run option, as well. You might as well try it during any workout and see how it does. Operation Smiles got $0.876 from Johnson & Johnson today for my “run.” Pretty cool.
#PhilanSHIBBist
He means well.
…Me too.
Well that’s just…. true. :/
Your analogy blows.
Bri, I think Sarah Colonna deserves to be mentioned by name here.
*who can
“…well, that’s alright by me…”
As of time of publication, no response had been received…
Well, YOU GOT WHAT YOU WANTED, Babe.
Thank you, Mr. Loadletter.