I didn't think that comment was cocky at all! It is the truth! Think of what you can do from where you are starting this new year! HUGE! cute photo of the family!
I don't think you were being cocky either, every day is different and shin splints sometimes have a delay with them. They're brutal, no wonder you're hurting!
How awesome that your running has become a family activity. I love it.
Running for me is a new experience every single day. Some days I can run for an hour non-stop, other days I can barely go 5 minutes. Some consistency would be nice!
I think I had shin splints for a few weeks or maybe something else, but my left shin hurt all the time, even when I wasn't running. I bought The Stick to help massage my muscles and lots of icing. I'm as good as new. So, basically what I'm saying is, massage it and ice it and you should be feeling better soon.
Guess what, I'm joining a running club. I'm so excited about it!!!
I don't think you were being cocky at all.. It was just a proud moment you wanted to share & there's nothing wrong with feeling good about something you've achieved.... I love your blog. You have so much insight & wisdom & have truly helped me with my own depression. Knowing that there are others out there that face some of the same things, makes it a little easier...
Nope. Definitely not cocky. I loved your perspective of wondering where you could go this year, building on what you accomplished last year. It applies to everything, not just running!
i love the thought of a family run!! the cutlers are adorable.
6:37 PM
[Image]SPT What was I thinking?
Ok here is a huge piece of humble pie I am eating today. What was I thinking writing one my blog a few days ago, and I quote April 7th. "So everything you hear about taking time off from running will set you back to where you started is malarkey! This rule must only apply to people who are actually fast. Because I was amazed at running the first 3 miles of my 5 - and seriously could not feel myself running. I seem to be comparing everything to last year at this time and thinking I could not even run a minute straight. It actually got me excited to see what I could this year starting from where I am now." ....................... What was I thinking acting so cocky on my blog. Tonight our family went for a run together (photo with Jeff's cell phone) and I was so excited that Annie Kate (on bike) would feel like we were going fast enough for her. HA! I had shin splints. I felt slow and sluggish. Even after my 19 mile week last week I was hurting all over.
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I didn't think that comment was cocky at all! It is the truth! Think of what you can do from where you are starting this new year! HUGE!
cute photo of the family!
2:48 PM
I seriously don't think you were being cocky...just excited you had a great run.
Although not every run is perfect..don't we all wish...at least you were with the most important people to you in the world eh?
Not to mention, you actually got out and ran! Kudos to you!
2:48 PM
I don't think you were being cocky either, every day is different and shin splints sometimes have a delay with them. They're brutal, no wonder you're hurting!
2:50 PM
How awesome that your running has become a family activity. I love it.
Running for me is a new experience every single day. Some days I can run for an hour non-stop, other days I can barely go 5 minutes. Some consistency would be nice!
I think I had shin splints for a few weeks or maybe something else, but my left shin hurt all the time, even when I wasn't running. I bought The Stick to help massage my muscles and lots of icing. I'm as good as new. So, basically what I'm saying is, massage it and ice it and you should be feeling better soon.
Guess what, I'm joining a running club. I'm so excited about it!!!
You get that skirt yet??
3:13 PM
wow- I did not think it was cocky of you!
You are too hard on yourself!
3:32 PM
I don't think you were being cocky at all.. It was just a proud moment you wanted to share & there's nothing wrong with feeling good about something you've achieved....
I love your blog. You have so much insight & wisdom & have truly helped me with my own depression.
Knowing that there are others out there that face some of the same things, makes it a little easier...
3:35 PM
Nope. Definitely not cocky. I loved your perspective of wondering where you could go this year, building on what you accomplished last year. It applies to everything, not just running!
7:11 PM
i love the thought of a family run!! the cutlers are adorable.
6:37 PM