I'm a Slacker with a running problem, wait, maybe that's backwards
To all those with kids or those who teach teenagers, I don’t know how you do it. I felt broken after 2 days, ha! However prior to that, I had a decent week. Well, except for the sudden bout of insomnia. How did I… Continue Reading “Week 36- Chaperone”
Upcoming Races: Livermore 13.1 -March 26 Destination Races Santa Barbara 13.1- May 13 This week was exhausting. I feel bruised all over. Man, I’m getting old. I actually crashed around 9:00 3 nights this week which is unheard of for me. This post is… Continue Reading “Week 9 Recap-Chaperone”
I feel like all I have been doing this week is playing catch up. I’ve posted recaps of Surf City and January but barely anything else. So I guess let’s keep with that theme and cover the week- Monday– If I hadn’t made the… Continue Reading “A Slow Start to February”
Friday morning, I woke up feeling like I had slept more hours but they were just as crappy. I just wanted to burrow under the covers for a few more hours. But I dragged myself out of bed and got ready for work. Since… Continue Reading “Finally a Reason”
So, yeah, this week has been a total mess. If my goal was to be as much of a Slacker as possible, I have succeeded. However, since that was not my goal, big fail!!!!! I have not run since Sunday. Yikes!! I swear I… Continue Reading “A little unplanned rest?”
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