As tradition has had it this year, it's now the day after a race and I'm online signing up for more.
I've lightened the load and decided to skip on Pumpkinman. Maybe I shouldn't have made that decision while feeling crappy because I made that decision based on not wanting to swim in the freezing ass water. I'm a wimp, so what. I did it in April and just don't look forward to it in October. I'll email Brogg to have him put me on the list as a volunteer.
I also decided to skip on Kokopelli. Meaning I won't be blessed with anymore of Brogg's races this year as a participant.
I'm signed up and paid for:
July 25th - Barbara Cook 5k run for Cancer, NJ
August 8-9th - volunteer @ ET Race, Rachel NV (calico racing)
September 12th - Camp Yuba sprint triathlon, Levan UT - camping trip and a tri!
For October I'm trying to get back on the team I was suppose to be with for the Ragnar Relay. I reeeeeeally want to do that relay but was giving it up for the Pumpkinman tri. I'm praying something comes through and that I also get one of the legs I feel confident I can do.
I know I keep doing this switch up and schedule stuff, but now that I'm paid in full, this won't be changing anymore. I finally feel I can relax about it all.
This also covers 2 more states now! I'm looking forward to covering all 52 of them - yes, Alaska and Hawaii. Also add on Puerto Rico. I feel so blessed to be able to do all this. The financial provision and physical abilites that God has blessed me with boggles my mind everyday.
2 comments:
I highly recommend the Garmin Forerunner 301, which has all the features you ever want, including a heart rate monitor strap, computer graphics hookup, pace, time, training partner, even a breadcrumb feature where you can retrace your steps in case you get lost. It is also very easy to use!! You can find more information about the Garmin watch on their website.
I use the Garmin Forerunner 305 and I love it! I found your blog thru Vegas Runner and am looking forward to reading it. I saw in your profile that you are a Christian. I started my very first blog to chronicle my training for my first half marathon and I discuss running and spirituality and what an important part God plays in my running and my life. If you'd like to check it out it's http://roadtowrightpatt.blogspot.com
I am looking forward to following your blog because I'm always trying to learn more about this sport that I love but am still kind of new to and I appreciate the knowledge shared by veteran runners. God bless!
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