1. Over on Cincinnati Blog, Donald blogged about resolving to join the Downtown Resident’s Council. Yeah, I need to do that too. I’ve been to a meeting here and there but I think I need to be more involved. At the very least I need to pay the $15 for an individual membership.
2. Last year I actually focused on improving my physical fitness. I joined the Cincinnati Athletic Club and since Christmas 2006 I am down about 25 pounds, bulked up a little, and honestly feel better about my physical appearance for the first time in decades. That said, my resolution for this year is to run in the GoOTR 5K Run/Walk. I am not really a runner but I think it is a measured step that will combine my workout routine (and provide a new focus) and my passion for the Cincinnati and Over the Rhine. Last year, over 330 runners and walkers on June 2, 2007 participated in the inaugural GoOTR 5K Run/Walk (a program of the OTR Chamber) during the OTR Summer Tour of Homes Weekend.
3. Continue Blogging. I am averaging just fewer than two posts a day and I want to be able to maintain that pace. I have a couple of things planned for the year including a multi-part series I am calling "Cincinnati March(itecture) Maddness!" It will be Queen City Survey’s attempt to combine March Madness with this city’s classic architecture in hopefully an interactive way. Stay tuned! I know y'all can't wait . . .
Photo of the inaugural GoOTR 5K Run/Walk from the OTR Chamber website.
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3 comments:
What are the advantages of the Athletic Club over the Y? I was thinking of joining the Y.
For me personally I like being associated with a Cincinnati institution that has been around since 1853 (building from 1903). CAC has personal training included but the Y is much cheaper and from what I hear, some nicer facilities (like the pool). if interested, I'd check out both and see what you think. (6 free visits at CAC) Email me and I can give additional thoughts if you'd like.
I can't wait to play Marchitecture Madness!
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