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For those of you wondering, yes, I do exist outside of Twitter and direct email and comments on other people's LJ or responses to my Facebook status updates (which are just regurgitated tweets). I've even been keeping up with everyone fairly well. But I've got a backlog of things I want to put up here. I know a couple of the entries will take a little while to hammer out, so I've been avoiding them in order to work on things that were more important like OMG 1ST CRAFT SHOW EVAR! Now, most of that is over and I've got a couple of weeks of normal busy before OMG JONAH'S 3RD BIRTHDAY hits. So, I'm going to try to knock those out in the next few days.
In the meantime, what I've been up to:
( A list, yay! )
In the meantime, what I've been up to:
( A list, yay! )
I'm alive. . . and well.
Apr. 23rd, 2009 08:16 pmIt has been brought to my attention that when I disappear like I've been doing lately that it tends to concern certain individuals. *cough*![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
branflake*cough* ;) So, even though I saw her in person today (YAH!) this is the post to say, I'm alright, life's alright. I'm just slipping into one of those contemplative phases where every time I start to write something superficial like I tend to do here, I feel like it's kind of pointless to do so and wind up not writing.
I can't say I've been keeping up with everyone as well as I normally do either, mostly because when I get in these phases, I tend to immerse myself in books and thought and writing whenever I get a free moment to do so. Therefore, a lot of the free moments I used to use to check email, LJ, Facebook, Twitter, etc. are now used on reading and, well, thinking. I'm certain something fruitful is going to come of this or I wouldn't be spending my time on it.
branflake*cough* ;) So, even though I saw her in person today (YAH!) this is the post to say, I'm alright, life's alright. I'm just slipping into one of those contemplative phases where every time I start to write something superficial like I tend to do here, I feel like it's kind of pointless to do so and wind up not writing. I can't say I've been keeping up with everyone as well as I normally do either, mostly because when I get in these phases, I tend to immerse myself in books and thought and writing whenever I get a free moment to do so. Therefore, a lot of the free moments I used to use to check email, LJ, Facebook, Twitter, etc. are now used on reading and, well, thinking. I'm certain something fruitful is going to come of this or I wouldn't be spending my time on it.
Running Week 5
Feb. 9th, 2009 01:37 pmLast week was a week of listening to my body and doing what it thought it could do, instead of the scheduled runs. Nothing went as planned and I only got 4 days in, but some excellent progress was made. I'll take that happily.
Monday - 1 mile straight run; 1.79 miles in 22:06; 11:12 min mile
Tuesday - rest
Wednesday - rest
Thursday - 1.44 mile straight run; 1.96 miles in 23:27; 1st mile 11:24, 2nd .44 mile 4:07
Friday - 1.9 mile straight run; 2.53 miles in 29:17; 1st mile 10:38 (PR), 2nd .9 mile 9:27
Saturday - ~4.5 mile hike in 2:48:00 (Mossy Ridge trail in Percy Warner Park)/2 mile straight run; 2.53 miles in 30:16; 1st mile 11:09, 2nd mile 11:21 (logged approx. 7 total miles this day give or take)
Sunday - rest
Mileage Totals:
Week - 13.45
Month - 15.98
Year - 40.55
( Reflections on last week, projections on this week and how running is changing my life. )
Monday - 1 mile straight run; 1.79 miles in 22:06; 11:12 min mile
Tuesday - rest
Wednesday - rest
Thursday - 1.44 mile straight run; 1.96 miles in 23:27; 1st mile 11:24, 2nd .44 mile 4:07
Friday - 1.9 mile straight run; 2.53 miles in 29:17; 1st mile 10:38 (PR), 2nd .9 mile 9:27
Saturday - ~4.5 mile hike in 2:48:00 (Mossy Ridge trail in Percy Warner Park)/2 mile straight run; 2.53 miles in 30:16; 1st mile 11:09, 2nd mile 11:21 (logged approx. 7 total miles this day give or take)
Sunday - rest
Mileage Totals:
Week - 13.45
Month - 15.98
Year - 40.55
( Reflections on last week, projections on this week and how running is changing my life. )
