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Run
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Walk
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Other
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10/13
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4.1
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3.5
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10/14
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5.8
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2.6
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10/15
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4.2
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1.9
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10/16
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0
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0
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10/17
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7
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2.2
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10/18
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6.8
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3
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10/19
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0
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2.1
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Yoga
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Monday – recovery run? Everything
worked after the ½ my knees were a little angry with me going downhill, this
seemed to be a theme for the week.
Tuesday – Double – walked with Ro at lunch, grabbed a couple mile
run down to EB and back – knees not happy with those hills, ouch. After work I ran with Faith for the first
time. We met up at Bluff Point for an easy run and it was an easy run. Faith talked most of the time, we got the
basics covered, same age group, no kids, been running about the same length of
time. She is more domestic than me so we
talked a lot about food. I think I was
inspired because I went home and made biscuits!
Dave bought the buttermilk for them the day before and when I was
rummaging around in the fridge looking for something to eat I spied it and
remembered that I was supposed to make this new recipe, so I did. Buttermilk biscuits from Smitten Kitchen super
easy to make and tasted yummy! Great
with honey!
Wednesday – Pretty peppy lunch run, knees not happy.
Thursday – Rain – I did nothing… nada… zilch… my knees were quite happy about this, so we
will call this a rest day?
Friday – Jennifer and I were meeting at the beach for 10 miles,
her last long run before Marine Corps Marathon – her first marathon. She was touch and go if she was going to run
it or not, after a horrible August it seemed like no, then yes, then no, and
finally yes. The first mile was ouchy on
my knee and Jennifer was lively, mile 2 I didn’t feel the knee and we were
zipping along Ocean Drive. Mile 3 things
started to crumble. Jennifer let out a
blood curdling scream and took off like a crazy person arms flailing. I jumped a mile in the air the gardener in
the lawn yelled “Is everything OK.” She saw a snake. All was OK the gardener and I recovered from
our mini coronaries and Jennifer went on to explain why she has a fear of
snakes. It is COMPLTELY justified, not a
girly thing. Imagine wondering why the
bannister in the house feels funny and looking over and seeing a Black Snake…
we walked a bit this mile… I think it
was deserved. Mile 4 was pretty even and
uneventful. Mile 5 met us with another
snake and a little bit of walking. Mile
6 the third and final snake propelling us into mile 7 where we both called it a
day for the run! Even with the walking
we kept a good pace!
Saturday – Met up with Crutch and Don to run Chatfield
Hollow. Holy hills… beautiful beautiful
course just 1000 feet of elevation over 6.2 miles? I think I will drop down to the 10K,
especially if it is going to rain leading up to and on Sunday. Call me a wimp, not concerned. Footing was iffy in parts when it was
dry. I can’t imagine what it will be
like with the rocks greasy from days of rain and covered in leaves? My knee felt great after this run. Go figure.
After I got home and iced I took Gizzy out for a hike in Pequot
Woods. He was psyched to get in the car
and then even more psyched to go someplace new.
Love the expressions on that old guys mug. I’d of loved to let him off the leash but his
hearing is bad, on top of the fact he plain ignores me when he is busy. Even with the oppressive leash he seemed fine
taking in all the new smells.
Sunday – I did domestic
chores (considered cleaning my car, um, no, it can stay a disaster – ha ha Mike
B) and went shopping. Home in time to
rush off to Yoga class. One of the guys
Dave rides with (Bill B – Chris G you work with him!) his wife is training to
be a yoga instructor and has to do a certain number of hours with
students. This was my second class with
Dace and it was great! I have been away
from yoga for too long and hopefully this will reignite that fire. And what happens in yoga stays in yoga so I enjoyed
Bill telling tales on my husband very much!!
If you are interested let me know 4 p.m. on Sundays in North Kingstown,
I am sure Dace would welcome more students.
Sincerely,
Beth, so not on
top of this blogging thing lately…
I hate snake as well - scream like a girl
ReplyDeleteOh christ... really Mike??? I'm oblivious unless I step on them...
DeleteHe really does, Beth! Really wish he had been there when Jana and I saw a 3' black snake recently in Grills. Unfortunately, she screamed and scared the thing away before I had chance to try to pick it up and take a picture with it.
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