I might be crazy. Or stupid.
Guess what I did this week?
Wait, let's back up.
Both Jen P and Smithers were right. A) Airing your laziness on the Internets is quite motivating. Something about seeing how little I've done is enough to make it stop I guess, and B) It's not a competition and I'm the one who benefits most from moving about. It's about me, in so many ways, so I need to do this for me.
And that next day, I woke up and ran, and then the next day I did an uber hard cardio work out that made it hard to lift the milk jug the next day, then I ran again. Yes, I did. (as an aside, I also calculated that if I bring Chou to daycare and drop her off and pick her up by walking, I log just over 3 miles. I'm going to start keeping track. Also, I want/need new shoes. I walk a lot now and realize that I've likely put more wear and tear on these shoes than I thought. end of aside.)
My legs felt like lead by the second run, sure, and I feel weak as a kitten, but I got inspired enough to do something I've never done before.
I signed up for a race. In February. A half marathon to be exact.
After an entire calendar year of entering a total of two races and only running one, I'm bloody well signing up for races NEXT year. What the hell?
Just over 15 weeks to go until the Hypothermic Half, February 28. Pray it's not -40 (which, my friends, is TOTALLY possible).
2 comments:
Congratulations on your half sign up! Nothing like a race to instill a little excitement. We have a Frozen Half Marathon here that I'm thinking about doing. Last year they shortened it to a 10k when temps were below 0F and there was a terrible windchill. Best to just keep your fingers crossed for good weather.
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