Progress Tracking Mugs

Bureau to cut back on bureaucratic paperwork...

Body weight app on mobile

'We're making progress. I just got a firm 'maybe'.'

I'm at the shrub with the empty bag of pretzels we sniffed last week. Where are you?

"Migration ruins my 10,000 steps."

"Gosh, I can't believe it's been over 25 years since our company was dragged, kicking and screaming, into the digital age!"

"I'll get my 10,000 steps in tonight!"

"And this is where we all gave up."

"I just reached 1000 jumps."

"That can't be right. How'd you work 15 hours in on day?"

Explorer with enormous magnifying glass.

'Frank, I think it's about time you bought another pair of boots.'

Snail Coach

Seeing progression motivates.

"Honesty, I saw a train yesterday"

"Sure, but what have you invented lately?"

"Hmm.... now I hadn't noticed THAT before..."

'Weird ... the footprints just seem to end right here.'

"A hacker logged into my fitness tracker and stole my steps!"

A detective and a dog are tracing footsteps and dog prints.

My fitness tracker said I was dead but I thought I'd better get a second opinion

Prison Wallpaper.

House building chart (like steps).

'Trust me, the deer have been here. I see tracks everywhere... and look! Fresh droppings!'

'I'm tracking the book you requested...Ooo, the truck just hit a pothole.'

'There's something about that Indian scout I don't trust.'

"Well done, yes, it's a skunk scent. Concentrate though, can you smell the faint trace of perfume? It's a female skunk..."

'I looked into their eyes before I shot them, with my high-powered rifle, from half a mile away.'

"There is excellent opportunity for advancement in this company. I didn't start out as an executive, you know."

'Dinosaur footprints!'

Climate change meant that Norman was often finding his quarry far from the traditional hunting grounds.

'Boy, look at the size of those tracks. I bet he will go 300 pounds.'

Smug Colleagues Leaving Work.

'We'll put our horses in 'Do Not Track' mode by going through this stream bed.'

'Jury foreman, I'm going to assume that you've reached a verdict.'