I ran past this sign this morning on my run (yes! I actually ran!) as I have done probably hundreds of times, and as I past, I thought "WHAT did that say?" So, I stopped my garmin, backed up and read the sign. I thought it was probably appropriate to many situations, especially the workplace, so I took a picture. It will probably be my desktop on my computer at work before the end of the day. So, I feel like I am back on track. I swam half a mile on Monday. I ran 2 miles (in record time) on Tuesday. I did my abs workout yesterday (waah, I hate this!) and today I ran another 2 miles - adding in hills and therefore no record times. I am going to be careful to ease back into my training. I do not want to get hurt.
I am going to meet a friend at "The Spirit of the Marathon" tonight. I am looking forward to seeing it and I hope it will get me fired up to run my upcoming marathon.
Did anyone see that there is now a Garmin Forerunner 405? Oh dear. It doesn't look like a Dick Tracy watch like my Garmin Forerunner 305. One more thing to want. drat.
That new Garmin 405 is sweet!! Way to go on getting back into the training! Slow and steady!!!
ReplyDeleteI doubt rattlesnakes are much of a danger in the winter, but you're right, there are dangerous creatures at work as well ;)
ReplyDeletewhen we break our current garmins there will be a sexy alternative, that's good to know.
ReplyDeleteHmmmm, I wonder how well Garmin might hold up underneath the wheel of my car... ;)
Nice job with the workouts. Breaking records doesn't sound like easing into it to me.
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoyed the movie!
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