Last Week –
- Monday – Since I had run a race the day before and had a race scheduled for the next day, after arriving in Manhattan, trekking to and from Queens, I met Cari and we just WALKED (rather than ran) along the High Line (the rain even stopped)
and afterward we walked to the top of the Vessel. The plan included a sunset view but we got a foggy one instead. Still worth the steps.
- Tuesday – After a long work day, I rushed back to my hotel to change and then hopped the subway to run the Building Brooklyn 5K – an inaugural race in (hilly) Prospect Park. I was pooped but no matter what the outcome, I have never regretted a race. Definitely slower than the last time I ran this course but I won my age group and there was ice cream post race. So win win.
- Wednesday – No time for running since I had to take the train back home after work.
- Thursday – I actually cancelled dinner plans with a friend after work. I had hoped to run before work (and the rain) but I had a car appt. Instead I squeezed in a run followed by shopping and unpacking.
- Friday – Rest day because I was hosting mah jongg at my house (and had to clean).
- Saturday – It was a hard decision but I decided not to run a local 5k. Instead I met my Sole Sisters for a run. 8 miles done for Gabe. Of course it was followed by a delightful brunch.
Afterward since rain was predicted for Sunday, I drove up to the lake for a day of boating and relaxing.
- Sunday – Rainy day! Time to do some de-cluttering! And then lunch out for Father’s Day with the hubby, my stepson & his wife.
It’s fabulous that you have so many races near you each week. Even mid week 5k’s. Looks like you’ve been very social too! thanks for linking up
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That mid week race was in NYC. I happened to be there for work.
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It’s great to have the possibility to enter many 5 km. Here the closest 5km are in Rome (2 different Parkruns) but because of the traffic we never know the time we need to get there: 1 hour? 2 hours? Better a solid training near house or a hilly race in the towns around here.
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It is easy for me if I’m in NYC. Traffic to get there would be crazy too
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I love that you’re able to do so many great races during the week and on the weekend!
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I love to race…but I do need to get some of the long runs in…it’s hard to do that ans race at the same time.
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You got lucky by going boating Saturday. Yesterday was definitely not a boating day.
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Yesterday was downright miserable – similar to Mother’s Day lol
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Love the eight miles’ purple.
So good to see you, of course and congrats on Tuesday!
I’m reading Ed Caesar’s Two Hours but really should read her book sometime soon.
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You know I love my purple.
I’m surprised how interesting it is. I’m almost done.
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That’s funny they had a race on Tuesday! Congrats on the age group win 🙂
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They seem to like Tuesdays in Brooklyn. Glad to have a mid-week race. It frees up the weekend for a longer run.
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I’ve read that same book – it really is so good!
You are making me want to climb the Vessel one day – it looks so cool!
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It is. If I can’t come to TX, you have to come to NY. Lots of knitting stores in NYC. Just sayin’
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I love reading about all your races! I’m done until the 4th of July, unless a random one pops up on my radar. Then I have a few other July races I’m considering…and MCM training will be commencing as well. Thanks for linking!
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You had quite a hectic racing season already.
NYCM starts soon for me as well
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I am so jealous that you always seem to find the post race ice cream! My favorite! I can’t imagine you have December races in NYC? I want to bring little man up for a visit around the holidays and would so love to be able to check off another race. Of course, that’s prime race season for me down here, but probably not so much up there, right?
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Always races in Central Park. Check out NYRR.org and nycruns
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Lots of December races. My favorite is the Ted Corbitt 15K, but there’s also a NYE and numerous holiday ones. I don’t think we have any months without races, although February is light
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How fun to get a mid-week race in! Prospect Park is really hilly – nice job! And you can never beat ice cream at the finish, right?!
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Right!! And it sure has hills.
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Congrats on winning your age group!! How many has it been? 🙂 The view from the train ride is gorgeous!!
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I’ve lost count lol. But I’m in an old age group
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wait so the Brooklyn 5K was during the week? Love the win-win situation. I could come in last and getting ice cream would make it win-win hahaha!
I wanna come hang out with you and Cari!!!
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Come to NYC. We’ll hang with you.
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