I could probably use the title for many posts over the next couple of months. But yesterday really was. As I walked to the station this morning in a very pleasant 70 degrees, I wished I had run today. Instead, I will have an evening bike ride, by which time the heat is expected to crank up. Anyway, back to yesterday.
7 miles in Great Neck. Thanks to the built in alarm clock of 7 children, there was no problem rising. I managed to convince my friend Marcus to run along with me, having assured him it was pretty flat. Of course, it wasn't. I still have problems identifying challenging hills on the elevation charts. Still, it was a good workout. And the real estate of Kings Points makes for great viewing! However, the hils and the humidity made it pretty slow, but I wasn't too bothered to be honest. More surprising was that I was slow enough that the mosquitos could latch on and bite me 40 times (no exaggeration) between my two legs. Made for fascinating viewing for the kids!
7 miles in Great Neck. Thanks to the built in alarm clock of 7 children, there was no problem rising. I managed to convince my friend Marcus to run along with me, having assured him it was pretty flat. Of course, it wasn't. I still have problems identifying challenging hills on the elevation charts. Still, it was a good workout. And the real estate of Kings Points makes for great viewing! However, the hils and the humidity made it pretty slow, but I wasn't too bothered to be honest. More surprising was that I was slow enough that the mosquitos could latch on and bite me 40 times (no exaggeration) between my two legs. Made for fascinating viewing for the kids!
Hi there!
ReplyDeleteGood Luck and I'll see you in November!
I loved running my first NYC Marathon in 2011 and I'm going to be there in 2012 too!
Art
Thanks Art!
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David