The second thing that happened this week is I walk/jogged the Killer trail's flatter part for 6 miles. I forgot to time the first mile. The second mile was a 16 minute mile and I thought, "Dang, I am going to have to tell you guys, that I am never going to be able to manage 15 minute miles unless the ground is moving like it does on a tread mill." But I didn't give up. I tried to move even faster and jog more. The next mile was a 14 minute mile. The last 3 miles were exactly fifteen minute miles. So I average 15 minute miles for a whole 5 miles. I was stoked. I was so looking forward to telling you guys!!!
Then as I was going to my car, I met a coworker from the high school. I thought she was younger that me because she's in good shape and is bubbly and 4 ft tall. She started to try and hug me, but I was all sweaty and she was too, so I backed up. Then she asked me if I ran the trail often. I told her I was trying to get into shape and I can only jog about 25% of the time. She said, "So you're not a runner." I explained that I used to be, but now I have to use knee braces to even do what I'm doing now. Then she told me that she knew what I meant. She told me she started running when she was 40 and now she runs marathons. (This is when I realized that she's actually older than me, but I have a body of a 50 year old and she has the body of a 30 year old.) She went to California and ran a half marathon (13 miles), but had a miserable time on it because she got a blister on her foot and didn't take care of it until it opened up and then put beta dyne on it and it stang. Bla bla bla....She's training for the
That internet Twit just emailed me to tell me that I can't eat what I want just because it's the fourth of July. She is under the mistaken conclusion that I need a holiday in order to eat hot dogs and have a coke. Silly Twit. :-)
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