Don’t get me wrong, I struggled at times trying to attack the wee hills, but the pain derived from focused exertion rather than a general feeling of ennui. It was pleasantly cool and I suspect that element played into the positive feeling. Whatever the driver, I am thankful. Right now I’m feeling the impact of running briskly while toting the additional tonnage, but it is more refreshing than weary…fingers crossed I can hang on to that vibe!
Welcome
You should probably read the very first entry to grasp the point of this blog.
In a nutshell, I am an aging diabetic striving to accomplish one last grand physical endeavor before time limits my options.
My drive towards the ultra-marathon was tied to raising funds for Juvenile Diabetes Research, but it has been closed. I still encourage you to visit the JDRF web site and make a pledge --> http://www.jdrf.org/
In a nutshell, I am an aging diabetic striving to accomplish one last grand physical endeavor before time limits my options.
My drive towards the ultra-marathon was tied to raising funds for Juvenile Diabetes Research, but it has been closed. I still encourage you to visit the JDRF web site and make a pledge --> http://www.jdrf.org/
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Cool!
Weather definitely makes a difference. Perhaps this malaise which has gripped me lately might simply be attributed to summer, because this morning’s run was pretty sweet. Only four miles on the program, but I want to rack some bonus up today and tomorrow (Eric heads back to Phoenix tomorrow and since it will just be me and Spencer I don’t want to get into trouble on a long run and leave her stranded at home…Kim doesn’t return from Italy until next Wednesday). Even totally suited up with the full extra twenty-six pounds I trotted six miles this morning at a good clip.
Don’t get me wrong, I struggled at times trying to attack the wee hills, but the pain derived from focused exertion rather than a general feeling of ennui. It was pleasantly cool and I suspect that element played into the positive feeling. Whatever the driver, I am thankful. Right now I’m feeling the impact of running briskly while toting the additional tonnage, but it is more refreshing than weary…fingers crossed I can hang on to that vibe!
Don’t get me wrong, I struggled at times trying to attack the wee hills, but the pain derived from focused exertion rather than a general feeling of ennui. It was pleasantly cool and I suspect that element played into the positive feeling. Whatever the driver, I am thankful. Right now I’m feeling the impact of running briskly while toting the additional tonnage, but it is more refreshing than weary…fingers crossed I can hang on to that vibe!
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