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Location:

Boise,ID,

Member Since:

Aug 17, 2007

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

5K--23:56; 10K--50:46; 10miles--1:21:52; 1/2marathon--1:47:25

Short-Term Running Goals:

Build to an average of 40 miles per week

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

Run in a marathon

Compete in a triathlon

Personal:

My husband and I have two boys at home, Will and Vince. I love running, reading, golfing, cooking/baking, and being a mom.

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I went out by myself I was thinking about doing a tempo run, but I didn't have the energy.  I haven't gotten much sleep lately.  I'm still trying to get Christmas presents finished.  Sew. Sew. Sew.  I am having a lot of fun working on them.  And I am pretty sure I am getting a cold.

Tired of the sidewalk routes, I decided to run on the trail.  It wasn't plowed at all, but I was ready for a change of scenery.  Running through the woods was beautiful.  The river was amazing with the unfrozen water snaking through the ice--just like a painting.  I didn't enjoy the winter wonderland as much as I normally would.  Running on the snow is hard work.  Most of the other tracks I saw was that from cross country skies.

The temperature was 14 degrees and the wind chill was 3 degrees.  I was so glad when the run was over.

I definitely made my goal of 26 miles this week.  I don't feel very confident that I can get in 30 miles every week to get 120 a month.  I am going to adjust my goal from 120 miles per month for December, January, and February to 100 miles per month.  I don't feel as stressed with 100 miles per month.  And it will be tons more mileage than last winter when I ran between 14 and 18 miles a week.

Comments
From sarah on Tue, Dec 11, 2007 at 19:24:39

So...what are some of the projects you are doing? I have gotten carried away with a few extra projects myself. I made aromatherapy pillows with white rice and natural spearmint oil in them. My mom gave me some great Christmas fabric and the white rice was in our food storage. The gifts were pretty much free besides my labor and I had sooo much fun.

My kids are on TV right now. All of us (except Sasha) are on a KBYU commercial for the Tree House Museum in Odgen.

Still in serious Adrianne withdrawal. Reading about your winter runs especially makes me feel like we should be running those icy trails together. How's willy billy baby boy? I think I'll call him that until he's two and then I'll shorten it to Willy Boy or maybe Willy Billy Boy and then go from there....:) Miss ya.

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