Good morning all. Hey my first thread start-up. Everyone must be sleeping in today. Well off to the park to start OHR w8. Back later on!
10/22/07 Is it Monday already?!
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Suuuuure..... drive another stake through my already wounded heart.<br><br><img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="http://www.kickrunners.com/forum/images/smilies/wink.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title="Wink"><br><br>
I would say that The Drive was worse, if only because football is my favorite sport.
I would say that The Drive was worse, if only because football is my favorite sport.
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Make sure you get the liquor cabinet.<img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="http://www.kickrunners.com/forum/images/smilies/occasion14.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title="occasion5">
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Hmm. You Toyota lovers are making me re-think my 2007 Maxima. We kind of fell into it. Wasn't even on our radar last Spring when we were looking, but we took it for a test drive and loved it. Actually, DH loved it...took me a little longer to get used to a car instead of the minivan. But now I love it too. It's F.A.S.T.<br><br><b>Kris</b> - you and J are a beautiful couple. I love her dress!<br><br>
Thank you for the great remarks on my run. I haven't been feeling it these last few months, but now I'm recharged. Isn't it funny how one good run can make things right again? I told DS it was his Ipod that made me run so well. He thought that was cool.<br><br><b>QOD</b> - I ran in HS 4 years of X-C/Indoor/Outdoor. Was pretty good in the 800m, 4x800 and 4x400. My college didn't have a women's team so I just ran for fun and to keep the weight down after having kids, racing local 5ks. In 2004 I did my first half marathon and I've done 2 more since then along with a few 15k's. I am thinking of doing another HM in May (maybe Ottawa).
Thank you for the great remarks on my run. I haven't been feeling it these last few months, but now I'm recharged. Isn't it funny how one good run can make things right again? I told DS it was his Ipod that made me run so well. He thought that was cool.<br><br><b>QOD</b> - I ran in HS 4 years of X-C/Indoor/Outdoor. Was pretty good in the 800m, 4x800 and 4x400. My college didn't have a women's team so I just ran for fun and to keep the weight down after having kids, racing local 5ks. In 2004 I did my first half marathon and I've done 2 more since then along with a few 15k's. I am thinking of doing another HM in May (maybe Ottawa).
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I was really hoping for a Cleveland win (though I am happy I don't have to hear the Cleveland Rocks song anymore!!!). Sorry Sox fans, but you can laugh at me, what with the way Philly teams perform!!! I will say I am hoping Colorado takes the series. Since they beat my Phils I have to root for them to go all the way. Plus they just have some awesome mojo going, it is fun to watch!
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Arrgghh!!! So much to say and no time to say it.<br><br>
Congratulations to <b>KrisE</b> on an incredibly huge PR. Fifteen minutes? Didn't you just run a 10 miler this summer?<br><br>
Congratulations to <b>Kristin</b> as well. You know, if you ran a race with the 30s I'll bet your PR would be even closer to 2:05 (just trying to provide additional incentive for the next 30s meetup). Great job. And take care of those potty breaks sooner next time!!<br><br>
And congratulations to <b>Lora</b> on her 5k PR - I wish I could PR on a whim. Unfortunately, when you have little natural talent, you have to train for months and months at a time. <img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="http://www.kickrunners.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title="Smile"><br><br>
Great job to <b>MelanieW</b> as well - I'd like to run a race with my sister one day if I could get her to do something longer than a 5k....<br><br><span><span style="font-size:xx-large;">Happy Birthday Theia!!</span></span> Rough crowd here - I thought she was 24...<br><br>
I had my first run yesterday post-half disaster. A nice hilly 8 miler in 63 minutes with only a little soreness afterward. My second weight session went well this afternoon too, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed that I can resume full training soon.<br><br>
Ugh. There's more. I'll check back.<br><br><b>QOD</b> - I've essentially had two running lives. The first was in high school - I ran 14 seasons of varsity track and cross country from 7th-12th grade. Had a few DI and DII collegiate scholarship offers, but turned them down to run for the #1 DIII (at the time) running school in the country. Long story short - I chose beer and fraternity life over running and never ran a step in college (at least not competitively). Fast forward to April 2005 - 17 years and 100 pounds later - I decided that I hated being as large as I was and picked running back up again. I've been running ever since.<br><br>
Good runs to all.<br><br>
Trevor
Congratulations to <b>KrisE</b> on an incredibly huge PR. Fifteen minutes? Didn't you just run a 10 miler this summer?<br><br>
Congratulations to <b>Kristin</b> as well. You know, if you ran a race with the 30s I'll bet your PR would be even closer to 2:05 (just trying to provide additional incentive for the next 30s meetup). Great job. And take care of those potty breaks sooner next time!!<br><br>
And congratulations to <b>Lora</b> on her 5k PR - I wish I could PR on a whim. Unfortunately, when you have little natural talent, you have to train for months and months at a time. <img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="http://www.kickrunners.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title="Smile"><br><br>
Great job to <b>MelanieW</b> as well - I'd like to run a race with my sister one day if I could get her to do something longer than a 5k....<br><br><span><span style="font-size:xx-large;">Happy Birthday Theia!!</span></span> Rough crowd here - I thought she was 24...<br><br>
I had my first run yesterday post-half disaster. A nice hilly 8 miler in 63 minutes with only a little soreness afterward. My second weight session went well this afternoon too, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed that I can resume full training soon.<br><br>
Ugh. There's more. I'll check back.<br><br><b>QOD</b> - I've essentially had two running lives. The first was in high school - I ran 14 seasons of varsity track and cross country from 7th-12th grade. Had a few DI and DII collegiate scholarship offers, but turned them down to run for the #1 DIII (at the time) running school in the country. Long story short - I chose beer and fraternity life over running and never ran a step in college (at least not competitively). Fast forward to April 2005 - 17 years and 100 pounds later - I decided that I hated being as large as I was and picked running back up again. I've been running ever since.<br><br>
Good runs to all.<br><br>
Trevor
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Yes - it was me.<br><br>
I'm sorry.<br><br>
Sigh.<br><br>
3 seconds. . .that's all it took. . .3 lousy seconds.<br><br>
I. Am. Ashamed.<br><br><img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="http://www.kickrunners.com/forum/images/smilies/sad.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title="Sad">
I'm sorry.<br><br>
Sigh.<br><br>
3 seconds. . .that's all it took. . .3 lousy seconds.<br><br>
I. Am. Ashamed.<br><br><img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="http://www.kickrunners.com/forum/images/smilies/sad.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title="Sad">
Howdy, all. I didn't have time to read all the posts just yet. Hopefully before the day it out... But his is just a quick check in from my parents' house. They are thrilled to meet their granddaughter. That's a good thing. <img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="http://www.kickrunners.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title="Very Happy"><br><br>
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Nothing was a worse thing than The Drive...and I hate Cleveland! That was just bad news - the Indians got up on a better team for a lead but then Beckett shut them down, the Sox started getting breaks the Indians had been getting, and it snowballed from there. Nope - the Indians played well and are going to be a good team for awhile - they got nothing to be ashamed of (except maybe Paul Byrd - let's see how THAT whole thing turns out!) Westbrook was pretty gutsy last night - to scrape through the messes he was in early and keep them in the game and then really start to pitch well. Pretty good stuff!
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