I slept until 6:15 AM this morning, the latest I've slept in a long time. Some of our friends took Number One to spend the night with their son last night. And...wait for it...Darling Daughter slept through the night in her own bed for the second night in a row! I've probably jinxed myself by writing this, but this is a small miracle in my life. Now, if only we could get her fully potty trained, and I'd have three kids in their own beds and three kids out of diapers! That will be an amazing day for me.
I'm letting Hubby sleep in, and the kids are non-ideally parked in front of the television watching Ninjago. My boys love Ninjago. Darling Daughter likes it too, but her favorite is Mickey Mouse.
Today RunKeeper says I need to do a 45 minute SLOW Jog/Walk. I've never run 45 minutes, so this will be a challenge but I'm looking forward to it. I ran a lot this week, and I went to TaeKwonDo three times this week. I'm still sore from Taekwondo, all the way up my arms and on my chest and back. We killed the push ups this week, and I have terrible upper body strength although I am making strides in that department.
Last week I ran 6.8 miles at a snail's pace according to RunKeeper, but that was my goal with my training program. There's nothing wrong with a snail's pace! By the way that was 11 minutes 25 seconds average miles per minute. I'm slowing my time to achieve longer distances. This works wonders. Usually by the time I make it to 20 minutes I don't feel like stopping. Hopefully this means 45 minutes will be easy for me.
I enjoy running so much. I love the way it makes me feel. I feel like I own the land I run on. I know that's sort of a crazy phrase, but when I drive the roads I run I feel like I've accomplished so much. Running in the morning is amazing too, watching the sun come up is like greeting every single day. I feel like I've already started my day on the right foot (pun not intended) when I begin my day with a run.
That is so true about the awesome feeling you get when driving the roads you have run! That is such a big motivator for me too!
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