Then I had big plans Saturday morning to do the 20 miles. But I still didn't feel very dapper, plus my bfff was in town, so clearly pedicures were more important than long runs (*cough* No spend March fail *cough*. Natch. Then a softball fundraiser was in the cards. By the time that was done the winds were so strong that I probably could've jumped straight in the air and landed 20 miles away. Which would be awesome, and run would be complete! Except I'd be stuck 20 miles from home. No bueno.
Sunday it was on. Except it wasn't. I went from 20 miles to 10. When I started the run my legs felt like junk (I'm still blaming you, multiple Guinness'.....I would like to think the plural is Guinnessi much like Nimbusi, even though I know it's not ) so I decided I would go on the trail until it was flooded and then I could turn around. Somehow this led to...welp... I'm at 1/2 of a mile, time to go home. Yes, I ran one mile. I spend approximately 4x as long getting ready for a run as I did actually running.
But on the bright side, KK and I started watching (or in my case, rewatching) LOST, so I'm happy to have that obession back in to my life.
After 4 days of no running (plus, the after effects of the full SUPERmoon, I swear I'm a werewolf, or at the very least tres moody when there's a full moon), I was ready to kill someone after work on Monday. All I wanted to do was run. Somehow it became cold here again, and the wind chill was a B, but I had a nice little 6 mile jaunt. And for the record, the bike trails are flooded.... just east of minnesota, for those peeps who care. Sad day.
And now for fun St. Patty's Day pics!
bag pipes. natch.
ignore all the light peering in through the windows.... it's night time, I swear.
*Someone remind me next spring to create my training program with St. Patrick's Day in mind. This year = major fail.
