Well....

Well, my 13.1 is behind me. My watch said 3:29:50, and the official clock said 3:33:something. Good times.
I must say that I get surprised every time by the anticlimactic nature of telling people about it. They're always more amazed that I would attempt it, than if I actually did it. I'll try not to believe that they think that because, "well, if she could do it, then it must not be that hard...." Again...I'm saying I'm not thinking that.

A few things I have decided about running. A: I would like to run..heh. Walking and walking and walking took way too long and I would prefer it to take about an hour less than it did...As I set out to train for Nashville, I'm going to try and do a lot more of that. Running.
B: The funny thing was, once I got going, it really was about making good use of time. I thought to myself, at this time tomorrow, I'll be done. I'll be sore, and I'll be sleeping. But I'm doing this right now. (I could very well not be making any sense) What I mean is, Whether I like it or not, the next week will pass. At the end of it, I can be better than I am right now, or worse. I think I have always seen it as, "there's always tomorrow," when really, I should be thinking, There's only ONE tomorrow.
I'm tired of this subject.

Moving on...
In my search for 13.1 bumper stickers, I found the funniest tshirt....It was of course, for marathons...but it was so good I really thought about doing one just so I could wear it.
"At mile 20, I thought I would die. At mile 22, I wished I was dead. At mile 24, I thought I was dead. At mile 26.2, I had become too tough to Kill."

oooo...

awesome.

Anyway...Even though I can barely walk today...and could barely walk yesterday, and really could hardly move on Saturday afternoon...I'll still do Nashville.
I really do consider Myrtle Beach to be the point at which I woke up and realized that these arent as easy as they seem to be...ouch...Not at all.
Back to it.

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