I have this idea: What if every time I finished a strength training workout, I draw a cute chemical element from the periodic table
So after getting some gains, I also get cute chemical elements. Starting with hydrogen, the end goal is to draw Ununoctium (Oganesson)?

The metals are girls, so nonmetals are boys! so here's Carbon:
* king of the elements
* 100% organic
* dark
#oneelementperworkout
* king of the elements
* 100% organic
* dark
#oneelementperworkout
It's been a while since I drew one of these, but it's not over! Here's Neon:
* glowing
* open 24 hrs
* drive thru
#oneelementperworkout
* glowing
* open 24 hrs
* drive thru
#oneelementperworkout
Holy crap I haven't done this for 2 months now. Here's Sodium:
* salty
* caustic
* inflammatory
#oneelementperworkout
* salty
* caustic
* inflammatory
#oneelementperworkout
Guess it's meant to be that I don't exercise often, but... Hey! Here's Magnesium!
* flashy
* healthy
* lightweight
#oneelementperworkout
* flashy
* healthy
* lightweight
#oneelementperworkout
Catching up! Here's Aluminum! (forgot the hashtag)
* industrial
* corrosion resistant
* recyclable
#oneelementperworkout
* industrial
* corrosion resistant
* recyclable
#oneelementperworkout
Oh yes I'm back to my forte \\o/ Here's Potassium.
* banana
* fertilizer
* nutiritious
#oneelementperworkout
* banana
* fertilizer
* nutiritious
#oneelementperworkout
So here's Calcium: (I said too big but it gets bigger!)
* strong bones
* fortified milk
* growth
#oneelementperworkout
* strong bones
* fortified milk
* growth
#oneelementperworkout
been long since i did this but Here's Scandium:
* scant
* limited use
* expensive
#oneelementperworkout
* scant
* limited use
* expensive
#oneelementperworkout
Here's cobalt! TIL its name derives from kobold, which is a goblin.
* blue
* goblin ore
* conflict mineral
#oneelementperworkout
* blue
* goblin ore
* conflict mineral
#oneelementperworkout