well here's how I really feel...
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enough there.
miles today: 4.0
miles this week: 12.5
miles in 2010: errr...not sure.
So what I thought I'd do during "project threesixfive" was blog everyday and have an amazing journal of my journey of running everyday for a year.
What really happened was life got in the way, we were planning a wedding, Gregg and I got married, and somewhere in there I quit blogging.
UGH.
I hate those two words together...I quit.
I really did kind of give up on the blog thing.
However, I did do what I was supposed to on the other end of the goal, and that was to run everyday thus far. As of today, I only have 31 days left to run. How cool is that?
Makes me feel pretty good.
So, with my entry into the world of December 2010, I thought I'd re-enter the blog-o-sphere and try to write each day of December to get me back on my wagon...and excite you readers about what's to come in 2011!
So, without further ado...I'm back. And I'm stronger than ever! Go me!
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Project Three Six Five is underway...
The Mission:
I've begun my project. I've set my goal. As of yesterday, I decided that I want to run everyday for a year. Yes, you're reading that correctly...I'm going to run for 365 days in a row. A run qualifies if it is at least one mile, but most days I will run more than that.
Since most runners take rest days and I've been known to take a rest week or month...we'll just call those one mile days my rest days.
I know, I know...many of you are wondering, "Why is Heather doing this?"...well, I was inspired by a runner who came into Riverside Runners (where I'm the manager) and told me she was doing the same thing. Then, after considering her goal for the past month, thinking about all the obstacles she's overcome, and listening to myself make excuses throughout December to not get up and run, I decided it wouldn't be a bad idea to make it my own goal, as well.
I've always been a horribly inconsistent runner and I just can't let my life fly by without me feeling like I've really achieved something...so with that...in honor of a very fast, strong, inspirational Margaret McHugh, here's to Project Three Six Five!
I've begun my project. I've set my goal. As of yesterday, I decided that I want to run everyday for a year. Yes, you're reading that correctly...I'm going to run for 365 days in a row. A run qualifies if it is at least one mile, but most days I will run more than that.
Since most runners take rest days and I've been known to take a rest week or month...we'll just call those one mile days my rest days.
I know, I know...many of you are wondering, "Why is Heather doing this?"...well, I was inspired by a runner who came into Riverside Runners (where I'm the manager) and told me she was doing the same thing. Then, after considering her goal for the past month, thinking about all the obstacles she's overcome, and listening to myself make excuses throughout December to not get up and run, I decided it wouldn't be a bad idea to make it my own goal, as well.
I've always been a horribly inconsistent runner and I just can't let my life fly by without me feeling like I've really achieved something...so with that...in honor of a very fast, strong, inspirational Margaret McHugh, here's to Project Three Six Five!
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