So, you know, I've been trying this whole "exercising" thing, right? Yeah. I think it might kill me. I'm up to jogging the distance to the fridge and walking the rest. Actually, that's not exactly true. You guys are right. I have a long ways to go, but I have been impressed with what my body has done.
My sister-in-law (the one that wears single digit size clothes) is great. She's very low key, typically. She doesn't talk much. She's very quiet. I should have known I was in trouble when she was PUMPED about my idea to run a 5k. She's going to design a training regimen for me. . .Never mind that I told her and my brother that I had one. . .I'm quite sure she is unfamiliar with the level of laziness and out-of-shapeness that awaits her efforts. Not to sound paranoid or anything, but do you think this could be some elaborate plan to kill me? If so, I can think of much less painful ways to die.
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3 years ago
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Last year I promised my husband that when he graduated with his PhD I would run 10K for him (at the time I couldn't even do 5K). Well, S-L-O-W training began, and I can proudly say we both held up our ends of the bargain :)
You can do it!
Rach,
I would swear i posted this before but cant find it...i cant do one in june but I have done the 5 K for Breast Cancer @ F'ville 3 of the last 5 years. its around the end of April...would be glad to try that one with you....
its easier than you think....but the big key for me was to have someone else to walk/talk with...that alone improved my time by over an hour.
steff
I love your posts that I've read so far - so funny!
Thanks for visiting my site last week when my blog was featured on SITS! (I'm still catching up with everyone - whew!)
hee hee!! :)
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