Looked up grocery carts and have possibly selected one. Designed locally by a company that we love (Lee Valley Tools) and we have never been disappointed with the quality of their goods or their standing behind both the things they manufacture and the things made by others that they sell. Once I bought a triple shaft pen (pen, pointer, highlighter) from them and months later received a highlighter refill in the mail. Turns out some of the cartridges were faulty and they had no way of knowing which ones so sent out new cartridges to everyone who had bought a pen. (This is a store with membership so they know who they sold things to.)
My garden cart, many of my garden tools, my good tea, our hand pump action sump pump (for when power is out), dh's space pen, our emergency radio (solar and crank powered) and my Swiss Army Card all come from them. Along with a lot of my good kitchen tools. They started as a woodworking tool company and a lot of the things my dad made us have parts from there, but they've expanded into garden and kitchen as well. Whatever gets the owner (or his wife, family or friends) excited.
On the treadmill again this morning. I made my goal of an average of 8K steps a day last week. Can't decide if I should up the goal or add in a food challenge. My food challenge half way through the week was to give up soda with HFCS and I've done that. My juice intake is down to about 4 oz a day as I've adjusted to the change so calorie savings should be in the 300 calories a day. I should be down a pound by Wednesday if calories in = weight gain but we all know that's a lie. BTW: I'm up 2 pounds since Ash Wednesday so far. Which just goes to reinforce my personal observation that I eat less when drinking HFCS, not more. I noted this on the ship as well (went without for the first couple of weeks and then added coke in because of some reason, probably tummy, and discovered I could I was less tempted by the sweets at afternoon tea and lunch.
I didn't want to get on but did and am glad I did so far. No travel outside the house today and I wasn't sure if I'd get 8K steps just working on the basement. I still have the paperwork so the morning will be sedentary.
BTW Twins, I don't wear pjs but I do pin the fitbit to the pocket of my dressing gown in order to capture those extra steps before I get dressed.