As I went on with my crazy day, my phone was out of power and I needed to call my Dad. My camera ran out of power and Robbie's team for some reason was wearing these cool throw-back jerseys from 1980. Late afternoon, I wanted to finish my scrap organizing, and my label maker ran out. I finally mustered the energy to get my run in at dusk, and I am now trying to train to a pace and heart rate. Dug out the monitor - no power in the watch. So I decided to use my nike+ thing at least. No power. But as I was charging in, I saw your post - and on my merry way I went! At least my ipod did not run out of juice, which I was fully ready to be the case!
This is some of my little running group. The illustrious Meaghan is the one who looks like a running freak. The woman third from the left lost 50 lbs last year. Amazing. Remember when I saw you in NY, and had gained weight? Well, the next week of course 3 lbs come off. Then I have the all--time perfect week - exercised 6 days, journaled perfectly, and what happens. You guessed it. Plus 3. I saw my Dr this week, and she is thinks I have an issue w/ my hypothalmus, but not really sure what can be done about that (unless it's like a tumor!). She thinks it could be the progesterone I use, so I am going to do the hormone test again. Sigh.
We never shared our mantras in our group - I wanted to hear everyones. I like that you are thinking along a postive line. Since it's supposed to be for when you hit a wall, I tried to think of hard things I have accomplished. I used "I am a Strong Mother of 3" - there is a lot to that, not just physically, but all of the other challenges with managing "good" kids and a family and working full time.
So I started a running log to track the official Glass training. It was satisfying to log my first 5 mile "long" run!
This was long and random. Maybe it's b/c I have a bottle of ice under my foot!
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