Gone Goofy: The Mickey
Gone Goofy: The Donald
While reading a few other blogs recapping the Disney Marathon, I realized a something I left out. And since, I actually thought about mentioning it in my blog while running, it must be said. It's in the rules, I checked. At one point on the ESPN Complex, the course went around a track. A bunch of track athletes were running sprints. This was around mile 18-19 or so. At the time, I remembering thinking, that's just mean. Albeit, while laughing at the thought.
This is probably how I looked in comparison... |
She may or may not be spoiled. |
If you hold my hand, the giant teddy bear won't eat you. |
This is how the cool people get onto the couch |
I mean - who wouldn't want to go in here? |
Plus, the directions to the bathroom were as follows: Walk to the big fire, turn and proceed to the ice cave. The bathrooms are in the ice cave. |
I think I am officially addicted to running. Three days off was enough to make me giddy when I ran a mile on the treadmill. I actually texted my husband to tell him how glorious that first mile was. (and yes, his response was "Hello my name is Mandy, and I'm an addict."
To be fair to myself, if I felt anything less than 100%, I would have taken another day off. What was so challenging about the extra rest days was that I didn't feel sore or bad at all. Nonetheless, I am taking today as a rest day per usual Friday=rest day. I'll return to normal next week since it's a fallback week for Pig training anyway.
This whole thing is funny to me though, because when I trained for my first half marathon, I often skipped runs because "I just didn't want to." And, now, I'm addicted. What a difference a few years makes!
Anyone else have trouble taking a rest day when your body is telling you that it doesn't need it?
Anyone else enjoy dinosaur-themed restaurants?
Hi Mandy ~ new reader here.You are one brave girl.
ReplyDeletelove the toys and Avery is sooo cute.
Now going to read abt Mountain climbing!!!!
You are an addict, but that is OK. We all are addicted to something :) I can't wait to see you so I can hear about your experience.
ReplyDeleteFor the record, I also called you an addict. Can I admit I am dying to go to Disney World now? I really need to eat at the dino place.
ReplyDeletewoohoo! I love that your addicted ;) haha! I can definitely fall off the running wagon for a while for no good reason, but a few days off makes that return sooo amazing!
ReplyDeleteLove Avery's goodies :) !
ReplyDeleteWow, Girl, you are a machine! ;)
There are so many worse things to be addicted to!! Yes, I've totally gone out too soon after a big race. Fortunately, it's never done me in, but...ouch.
ReplyDeleteSo when's the 50 miler happening? Tee hee.
Well, I asked about your recovery without having read your latest post! Glad it's going so well!
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean about wanting to run on rest days when you're feeling good...I don't give into that any more and to resist all I have to do is imagine that yucky overtrained feeling. And I go for a walk. I've just gotten overtrained too many times.
But you should still enjoy it. :^)
I definitely struggled with it last week, too! I was feeling good by Tuesday but held off running until Friday, with some cross training in between. I'm addicted, too. :)
ReplyDeleteI was really surprised that the food was decent too. However, that drink wasn't really worth the $14! At least i have a cool glass now, I suppose.
ReplyDeleteI thought my drink was worth the price tag. Then again, I guessed that was how much it cost before the bill arrived. ;)
DeleteYay for being addicted to running. There are far worse things :). Avery made a nice haul!
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