I started a post about 10 more dirty secrets. I got to #4 and got
writer's block. And had to get up to get ice cream. And so I just
decided I'd rather post about what's happened since the my 14 mile
scavenger hunt.
I got really early for no good reason last Thursday. I decided to go get donuts from my local donut shop--Dutch Monkey Doughnuts. If you come visit me ever, I promise to buy you all the donuts you can eat.
Made myself a nice little smorgasbord of my selections:
After my sugar high, I took the newspaper to the patio and enjoyed a peaceful morning in my backyard:
Later, I met my sister and two of her/our friends to go to the New Kids on the Block concert.
My sister works for Philips and can score suite tickets to various
events through a lottery system. That meant free food and more
importantly, open-freakin'-bar. It was pour your own--not a good idea
when it is dark and you are making cocktail suicides.
We took lots of selfies:
When
the show was over, we took to the parking garage to sober up before
heading home. I took off my flip-flops and ran laps around the garage
at full tilt. Like 5 times. And then I did some push-ups 'cause we are
in a push-up challenge.
Throw in a little parking garage climbing:
Yup, I had a good time...........
The next day, I went on a detox:
But
I waited until Saturday to run again. 5 miles after work which were
just okay. My foot was bothering me again and it was pretty humid.
There was a guy who I passed going the opposite direction about 3/10ths
of a mile before the turnaround point. He was running a little slower
than me and it took me until around the last mile to catch up to him. I
like to turn the afterburners on for the final mile and so I started to
blaze past him. Apparently he didn't like this and tried to keep pace
with me for an awkward amount of time. I didn't want to slow down just
to pass him back, but I also didn't really want to run neck and neck.
Who does that??? If people ever pass me in a non-race situation, I
always give them enough room to pull ahead....
I did my pushups off the side of the trail when I finished which made me feel completely BA. Woot!
Yesterday
was amazingly awesome. I decided to run on the dreadmill in my
year-old Brooks Adrenaline's. I have been running in minimalist shoes
for nearly a year, but my feet have been giving me issues lately. The
Adrenaline's felt so, well, different. Stiffer but more marshmallow-y.
But they served their purpose and I knocked out 4 miles without my foot
yelling at me.
However, a few hours later, when Adam and I
sat down at the movies to watch World War Z, my bunion was throbbing. I
massaged and massaged and massaged and was still in pain after about 20
minutes. Decided to pop an aspirin and that little miracle worker took
care of the issue.
After the movies, we finished our
garage organization project by adding some more shelving closer to the
ceiling. It was hot, sweaty work, but I l-o-v-e how it turned out!!!
Organizer nerds, unite!
Our perfect night ended with a glass of red zinfandel, True Blood, and surf & turf:
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