Tuesday, July 26, 2005
Oh my legs...
I woke up this morning with a running hangover, I ran my 16K/10M run last night, the first 12K with a pace of 5:27/K (8:47/M). This morning my legs feel like my head would if I found the bottom of a tequila bottle. I have made the transition from overeating when I’m stressed out to overrunning, makes me want to cuss.
In any case I finally gained control over my emotions by the 12K point and slowed my tempo way down, too late - the damage was already done. My legs are tired and sore today and a constant reminder that I have to deal with some issues in my life.
Thank you to those who commented concerning my rather dark post yesterday, I appreciate you guys! My wife is going through a low in the moment and I haven’t found the right secret formula to help her much yet. In any case I am not making any plans for my vacation next week, I mentioned to my wife that we will do whatever she was a notion to do. Somehow I have to find a way to open the windows and let a little fresh air in on her situation.
In any case I finally gained control over my emotions by the 12K point and slowed my tempo way down, too late - the damage was already done. My legs are tired and sore today and a constant reminder that I have to deal with some issues in my life.
Thank you to those who commented concerning my rather dark post yesterday, I appreciate you guys! My wife is going through a low in the moment and I haven’t found the right secret formula to help her much yet. In any case I am not making any plans for my vacation next week, I mentioned to my wife that we will do whatever she was a notion to do. Somehow I have to find a way to open the windows and let a little fresh air in on her situation.
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"The damage was already done." Man have I been there. Stress fractures in my foot messed up a camping/running vacation and a couple years of running for me about 20 years back. But the injury did allow me to get a little closer to my wife.
She'd been missing me with all the time I'd been spending pounding my metatarsals to powder along the roadside. We had a great time watching the healthy runners go by our campsite under the redwoods that year.
Thanks for the memories Jack.
She'd been missing me with all the time I'd been spending pounding my metatarsals to powder along the roadside. We had a great time watching the healthy runners go by our campsite under the redwoods that year.
Thanks for the memories Jack.
It's good that you are focusing on your wife's well-being...just don't forget to take care of yourself, too!
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