But I did run for thirty minutes. Straight.
Not fast, not overly far, but without stopping. I have never, to my memory, done this before. If I keep doing this (and things like it) my goal of being much more in shape becomes a possibility, unlinke me knitting lace any time soon. And no, I'm not going to start racing, Suzee. (No one is allowed to point out that I also said that spinning held no interest for me, either.)
Cobblestone makes a nice post-run capelet-in-the-basement, though, don't you think?
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Whoo hoo!!
Will we see you in theBay to Breakers?
WOW! 30 Minutes straight? I can only dream of that day. Congratulations!
I have lots of respect for those who run without the faintest interest in doing so, myself... unless I'm trying to escape something large and hungry. ;)
Congratulations on your 30 minutes! And progress on the sweater, too!
Yesssssss. Exxxxxcellent, EXXXXcellent. Heh heh heh.
{yay, you!}
Congratulations on your big run! I can't imagine at this point running that long. :0)
I said I wouldn't enter races either. I still earned myself a marathon finisher's medal in 2004. It starts small and innocently with the charity 5K ("It's for a good cause and it will motivate me to exercise!") and it's all downhill from there. :o)
(Congrats on your run!)
Congrats on your 30 minute run! It is an accomplishment. Running is not easy. I love it but it took me a long time to love it.
Cobblestone is looking great!
Congrats! I'm looking forward to that day.
Yay you! That's an accomplishment.
I really need to get off my ass. Five of my friends did a 5K on Sunday. Where was I? Well, packing. But not running!
Cobblestone looks great. And the reason I don't clean that much is that there IS no finishing the job. Uck. Highly unmotivating.
30 minutes!!! Wow. I could maybe do 2 minutes, if I were being pursued by a homicidal maniac and thus amply motivated. Impressive.
Love Cobblestone!
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