12-13-2013
22:17
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09:57
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AndreaFitbit
12-13-2013
22:17
- last edited on
04-14-2021
09:57
by
AndreaFitbit
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07-29-2014 03:31
07-29-2014 03:31
You buy the band in different colours so you can ensure it matches various different outfits because you wouldn't dream of ever taking it off.
07-29-2014 07:07
07-29-2014 07:07
...when between bites of cereal, your ignore the morning newspaper sitting next to you in favor of surfing threads and reading posts.
Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.--John Wooden, legendary UCLA coach
Accepting Solutions is your way of passing your solution onto others and improving everybody's Fitbit experience. Take a look here for more Fitbit help.
07-29-2014 08:29
07-29-2014 08:29
....when you realize you just need one more post to hit 100--this being mine--and list it as further evidence of FitBit addiction.
Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.--John Wooden, legendary UCLA coach
Accepting Solutions is your way of passing your solution onto others and improving everybody's Fitbit experience. Take a look here for more Fitbit help.
07-31-2014 12:01
07-31-2014 12:01
07-31-2014 13:19
07-31-2014 13:19
when you have to sit right next to your FitBit while it's charging don't want to move and have those steps not count.
07-31-2014 18:39
07-31-2014 18:39
Zip user: I carry a package of extra watch batteries in my purse in case mine gets low!
08-01-2014 14:27
08-01-2014 14:27
...when you find yourself using a decrepit grocery cart in a large grocery store that has a mind of its own, and insists on veering off to the right while you (I, just today in fact) try desperately to keep it rolling along a straight path down the isles and around shoppers using one hand--keeping the arm with my fitbit flex freely swinging--as to not risk losing credit for steps. Embarrassing? Well, ....maybe. But, hey, those steps add up!
Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.--John Wooden, legendary UCLA coach
Accepting Solutions is your way of passing your solution onto others and improving everybody's Fitbit experience. Take a look here for more Fitbit help.
08-01-2014 18:37
08-01-2014 18:37
When you ask to do assignments with the most walking involved at work 🙂
08-01-2014 18:47
08-01-2014 18:47
Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.--John Wooden, legendary UCLA coach
Accepting Solutions is your way of passing your solution onto others and improving everybody's Fitbit experience. Take a look here for more Fitbit help.
08-02-2014 03:24
08-02-2014 03:24
08-02-2014 08:53
08-02-2014 08:53
Thank you Kathy! Good suggestion. Can't get cheated out of those steps!
Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.--John Wooden, legendary UCLA coach
Accepting Solutions is your way of passing your solution onto others and improving everybody's Fitbit experience. Take a look here for more Fitbit help.
08-02-2014 17:32
08-02-2014 17:32
08-04-2014 07:14
08-04-2014 07:14
@Stephen1227 wrote:...when you find yourself using a decrepit grocery cart in a large grocery store that has a mind of its own, and insists on veering off to the right while you (I, just today in fact) try desperately to keep it rolling along a straight path down the isles and around shoppers using one hand--keeping the arm with my fitbit flex freely swinging--as to not risk losing credit for steps. Embarrassing? Well, ....maybe. But, hey, those steps add up!
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Haha! The amount of times I've crashed the trolley trying to control it with just the one arm to make sure I'm not missing out on steps. Fellow shoppers must think I'm an idiot!
08-04-2014 07:51
08-04-2014 07:51
08-04-2014 15:14
08-04-2014 15:14
You know youre addicted when you accidentally leave your One upstairs and you ask your husband to run up and get it so you get credit for those stairs (bribing him with stairs of his own) and he goes
08-04-2014 20:25
08-04-2014 20:25
You know you are addicted when you sync at 10:00 at night and then check the leaderboard to find you are only a half mile behind one of your friends. You get the shoes back on and do another 2 miles.
08-05-2014 07:27
08-05-2014 07:27
When you have dinner plans with a friend and should be excited but instead spend the whole day wondering how you're going to compensate for the steps you're going to miss by not going for your usual evening run!
08-05-2014 09:08 - edited 08-05-2014 09:11
08-05-2014 09:08 - edited 08-05-2014 09:11
.....when you subtly--well, not so subtly--remove your fitbit flex from the arm the nurse is about to wrap that devise for measuring blood pressure around. You hope not to be seen gently cradling and protecting your fitbit friend in your hand as the nurse pumps the band, making it tighter until the pressure is released.
You think, "If I left my fitbit on while the blood pressure device was on the same arm,the reading would have been false--artificially high-due to the anxiety I just spared myself by protecting my little friend. All is good with the world...."
Then....you carefully return your little buddy to your wrist as the nurse walks out of the room hiding her smile. You wonder what she is thinking....but don't really care. All is right again.
Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.--John Wooden, legendary UCLA coach
Accepting Solutions is your way of passing your solution onto others and improving everybody's Fitbit experience. Take a look here for more Fitbit help.
08-06-2014 18:26
08-06-2014 18:26
08-07-2014 08:15
08-07-2014 08:15
You know you're a Fitbit addict when you live in a rowhouse and when you need to use the bathroom you go to downstairs/upstairs bathroom just to get the extra steps from the staircase lol