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TOO HOT FOR HUMAN HABITATION
Aug. 5th, 2010 08:15 amMore like hebetation, amirite.
This morning's run began at 7:05, because I am a meejtard who did not want to ups from her comfy bed (with snuggly kitty). I paid for my folly, because it was humid. It wasn't hellishly hot. I wanted to die on the hill that I usually want to die on, but I seriously booked for the first mile and a half. I was very pleased with my pace - by the time I got to the bottom of the second hill (prep for the third hill ;_;), I was at 1.71 miles, fifteen minutes.
I ended at 3.71, 33:51. It was a good run, but it was the sort of good run where I was kind of mad I didn't hold out for another three minutes or so for the four-mile mark. Tomorrow. I'll try for the same pace, because that's really not too bad. My calves are a bit tingly, but my knees and hips are fine. Also, I'll be honest: I look rad in my Lance Armstrong shirt. I know that it is cheeky to wear a Livestrong shirt when you're not actually pulling off six-minute miles, but I know that Lance Armstrong would understand, him and his Peter LaFleur sympathies.
Now I am going to write and meme. Aw yeah.
This morning's run began at 7:05, because I am a meejtard who did not want to ups from her comfy bed (with snuggly kitty). I paid for my folly, because it was humid. It wasn't hellishly hot. I wanted to die on the hill that I usually want to die on, but I seriously booked for the first mile and a half. I was very pleased with my pace - by the time I got to the bottom of the second hill (prep for the third hill ;_;), I was at 1.71 miles, fifteen minutes.
I ended at 3.71, 33:51. It was a good run, but it was the sort of good run where I was kind of mad I didn't hold out for another three minutes or so for the four-mile mark. Tomorrow. I'll try for the same pace, because that's really not too bad. My calves are a bit tingly, but my knees and hips are fine. Also, I'll be honest: I look rad in my Lance Armstrong shirt. I know that it is cheeky to wear a Livestrong shirt when you're not actually pulling off six-minute miles, but I know that Lance Armstrong would understand, him and his Peter LaFleur sympathies.
Now I am going to write and meme. Aw yeah.
