January 5, 2016 by Darlene

TOTR: 2016 – The Year of No Goals

Erika @ MCM Mama Runs hosts Tuesdays on the Run with Marcia @ Marcia’s Healthy Slice and Patty @ My no-guilt life!

This week’s topic is GOALS FOR 2016.

What NO GOALS!!

Who me?

The person who has individual race goals, weekly goals, monthly goals and yearly goals.

Well, no more! You will no longer see that G word.

Goals are like checking off a to-do list.

Yes, I did it.

No, I did not.

It really doesn’t change you.

I want to impact lifestyle changes and setting goals, I don’t think will help me.

I don’t even think about my goals until at the end of week or the month or the year when I write about how I achieved some and failed at others.

I also want this blog to be less about me and more about running.

Of course, I will recap my races, my week, my month, etc.

Hopefully by posting about my running experiences (both successes and failures), I will motivate other runners (especially us older ones) to run and keep running.

That being said, I do have hopes and dreams (not goals) for 2016:

I hope to…

To improve my running

For me, it’s to get stronger and be a more confident runner. To have more quality training runs. To maintain my current speed and if I am very lucky PR at some distance. To run lots of races (both long ones and short ones.)

To run with others

With my schedule, it is easier to run solo. But running with others is more fun. I often shy away from running groups (like Fleet Feet, ARE, etc) because I feel that I am too slow. I hope to take advantage of more group running opportunities.

To volunteer and give back

I had great experiences with this in 2015 and I hope to continue with STEM, GOTR and any others opportunities that present itself. My specials needs buddy is awesome. I hope to connect with him more. And to make time to see my mentee Amanda & her kids more often.

To eat healthier

I am addicted to carbs and sweets. I can justify the carbs for running but I hope to substitute more fruits and veggies into my diet. This also includes drinking more water.

To get physically on track

I may not weigh myself but I know for a fact that the excess pounds have moved to an ugly place (my waist & butt). My excuses have been that it is an age thing (Sorry, the meni pot is a fact.) But I think it is important for me to exercise (not just run and play tennis). Sit less, walk more? Gym time? Planks? Yoga? Whatever it takes to look better.

To spend quality time with family and friends

Running is important but not more important than those I care about. Skipping a run to be with them…it should happen.

Happy Running! Are you goal setter? What do you hope for in 2016?

January 4, 2016 by Darlene

Monday Running Update

Last Week:

Monday – Ran 5 miles in the morning on the paved rail trail with my running friend Barbara. Finally felt like winter (in the 20’s) and my body was confused. Found it hard to breathe with the colder air but I think it was really that running with Barbara makes me run at a faster pace. Felt good to get out of my comfort zone.

Since I haven’t sat down since last Wednesday, I decided to purchase some toys to help me: wool to knit an infinity scarf, a puzzle and some adult coloring books.

Tuesday – Winter weather continued with our first snow fall (just an inch with some sleet so roads were a mess). I was glad to stay home near my fireplace with my new coloring books, knitting project and puzzle. (Yes, I am trying to relax…) In the evening, I played 1 1/2 hours of tennis followed by dinner out.

Wednesday – I had a car appointment in the morning (2 1/2 hours of knitting time) which I followed with a 5 mile run. I was happy for find some place without slush. Afterwards, I went shopping to take advantage of some of those after Christmas sales.

Thursday – A relaxing day followed by a movie and dinner out with the hubby to celebrate New Year’s Eve.

Nicole’s in Albany – best dinner I’ve had in a long time!!

Friday – First race of 2016 -a popular local race where I ran the 3.5 mile race. I knew a lot of folks there so it was a fun way to start the year.

After the race, I ran 3.5 more miles around campus.

Saturday – When you’re off all week, there’s not much to catch up on…so I did some cooking and shopping. In the evening, the hubby & I went to ANOTHER movie.

don’t see it unless you like 2.5 hrs of blood.

Sunday – Another long run in preparation for my Feb. 7 half marathon. This time, I ran 10 miles on the Corning bike path. Judy was nice enough to accompany me on 3.5 of them. Afterwards I met my BFF for a walk in the mall.

26 miles done with 4 runs and 3 rest days.

This Week: (4 weeks until Half Marathon #17)

Monday – rest, tennis
Tuesday – 4 mile run after work
Wednesday – 3 mile run after work, yoga
Thursday – rest, dinner out with an old friend
Friday – 3 mile run, mah jongg
Saturday – rest
Sunday – HMRRC Winter Series #2 10K race + 3.8 more miles

I am linking up for the Weekly Wrap hosted by Holly @ HoHoRuns and Tricia @ MissSippiPiddlin. See rules here.

Happy Running! How is your running going? Any races ?

January 3, 2016 by Darlene

My Stay-cation – Part II

In a previous post, I mentioned that I was busier on vacation than when I worked.

Well, eventually things calmed down. I was determined to relax a bit before returning to work.

Day 5:

The day started with a cold 5 mile run with Barbara (who motivated to up my pace) on the paved rail trail.

Afterward, I went shopping and bought myself some toys: wool, a puzzle and some coloring books and stayed home for the evening.

Day 6:

Since the weather was nasty, I stayed home and cleaned out the refrigerator, started knitting a lace infinity scarf, started my puzzle and did some coloring. In fact, I didn’t get dressed until it was time to leave to play tennis. Staying home to me is very strange but it felt therapeutic.

Day 7:

I did a lot more knitting while waiting for my car to be done and then ran 5 miles on a surprisingly clear bike path. Afterwards, I walked around the mall and bought things that I didn’t really need but bought cause they were on sale. (Does anyone else do that?) I was planning on either yoga or a movie but decided to stay home for the 2nd night this week. (Am I becoming a homebody?)

didn’t go this way

phew -they cleared it this direction

ducks hanging out in the cold river

Day 8:

Another day of cleaning and playing with my new toys.

But since it was New Year’s Eve, my hubby & I went out to dinner and then to a movie (Spotlight). I stayed up until midnight (cause I always do) watching TV and drinking eggnog.

Day 9:

I spent a lazy morning and then ran a (free) 3.5 mile race which started at noon. I saw a lot of runners that I knew and it was fun.

After the race, I decided to run some more… it was Friday and I was on vacation. What else would I do?

I ran around campus and even discovered a new trail.

Even saw my first snowflakes.

Afterwards, I did some errands and then went out to play mah jongg.

Ok, so this day was not so restful.

Day 10:

Lot’s of cooking then errands and then yes, relaxing!!! But in the evening, my hubby wanted to go see a movie and so we did. I wouldn’t recommend The Hateful Eight unless you like lots of blood and gore!!

Day 11:

My last day of vacation and a long run. I decided to go to the Corning Bike Trail since I hadn’t run there in a while. Unfortunately, the weather turned colder but it was still bearable considering what is predicted for the next few days.

a cloudy day but not as windy or cold as I had feared.

I had planned on 5.5 miles before meeting Judy but I was early so I ran 6 miles,

got work on the timer thing

Then I ran 3.5 miles with Judy starting in the opposite direction.

It’s great to have company on those boring long runs

Then ran another .5 miles for a whopping total of 10 miles.

And so it was over.

This is my only stay-cation of the year.

I take days off during the year but it’s always to go somewhere or do something.

Happy Running! Do you take stay-cations? Or do you take off work to go away?

January 2, 2016 by Darlene

December Recap & Ultimate Coffee Date December

Since today is the first Saturday in January, I am joining up with Coco, Deborah, and Lynda for their ultimate coffee date.

Over coffee…

I’d tell you that December just flew by. It seems like I was just writing my goals and now it’s January.

Over coffee…

As I have done every month, I would tell you how I did on my December Goals.

December Goals:

Run 3-4 times each week (no matter how cold it gets.) YES!

I continue to run 3-4 miles during the week trying to vary my running courses.

near work

Walk while at work especially on rest days. NOT REALLY.

I got lazy! And we had a warm December too.

Continue long runs on the weekend to train for half marathon #17 on February 7. YES!

12-13

12-20

12-26

Complete a 5k race under 29 minutes. One YES and one NO.

28:16

29:54 😦

Complete a half marathon under 2:20. NOPE!

2:29:14 (heat, wind & humidity – UGH!)

Run at least 85 miles. YES!

dec15

Continue going to yoga. YES!

I went to Heartspace twice.

Avoid gaining weight (while attending holiday parties) ??? Doubtful.
Spend time with my mentee. YES!

I saw her & the kids on Christmas Day and we also went to Canvas, Corks & Forks to celebrate her birthday.

Start knitting again. YES!

I started knitting a lace infinity scarf.

Over coffee…

I would update you on all the other things that I have done this past month (that don’t relate to running.)

I had a great time in Florida visiting my friends as part of my race-cation. I spend time in both Delray Beach and Jupiter seeing the sites (despite the awful weather.)

I went to NYC with my friends We saw all the store windows decorated for the holidays and did walking tour of the best food in Greenwich Village.

Over coffee…

I normally would now outline my January goals.

~~January Goals:~~

None.

I’ll write about my NO GOALS 2016 in a later post.

Happy Running! How was your December? Anything exciting planned for January? What would you share with me over coffee?

January 1, 2016 by Darlene

Friday Five & HMRRC Winter Series #2 Race Recap

Every Friday, three DC area bloggers Mar at Mar On the Run, Cynthia at You Signed Up For What?! and Courtney from Eat Pray Run, DC to host the Friday Five linkup. Anyone can join with their own Friday Five post (yes, it must be a Friday Five!!) They encourage you to visit other blogs on the linkup, comment, share and engage!

My “fitness” topic for this Friday is Five Reasons I decided to start the year off with a race

I ate too many holiday treats. Didn’t you?
My New Year’s Eve was not that exciting. No partying this year. Barely stayed awake til midnight.
The race was free. It is for all HMRRC members.
I needed to get in a weekday run anyway.
I haven’t run a 3.5 mile race since 2010. This race could potentially be a PR?

That being said, I did race today… and here’s my recap:

January 1, 2016

Every year, the Hudson Mohawk Road Runners Club puts on the Winter Series, a series of free races for its members ($5 for non-members). On New Year’s Day, starting at noon, they offer the Hangover Half or 3.5 mile Bill Hogan Run as Winter Series #2.

Last year, I ran the Hangover Half (as a training run.)

and it was a very cold one

This year, I wasn’t that crazy.

I decided to run only 3.5 miles.

For New Year’s Eve, my hubby and I had a quiet evening – just dinner out and a movie. We usually go Lake George on New Year’s Day and to a party but my hubby didn’t want to and I was fine with it (cuz I secretly wanted to do this race.)

We had been enjoying unseasonably warm winter weather. Well, that ended. But it still wasn’t that cold today. (I just wore a shirt, vest and NO jacket.)

I arrived at UAlbany early and was surprised at how many people were running on New Year’s Day. It helped that the race didn’t start until noon so even if you did party for New Year’s Eve, you could still race this one.

There were over 300 running the half marathon and a little less running the 3.5 miler.

I bumped into many runners that I knew from racing and my running friends, Judy & Barbara.

We hung out inside and chatted until the race began.

Judy went out to warm up and Barbara & I started the race together.

We wound up chatting with another runner that was doing her first half marathon. Not paying any attention, we started way in the back (and the race was not chip timed.)

at the beginning

I weaved in and out to get past the slower runners. I left Barbara behind (but not for long.)

Hangover_Half-002-L

This course is not flat. There are annoying hills throughout.

I did pass Judy (who started in front) but she wasn’t paying attention to me when I waved at her.

I kept up a decent pace for the first 2 miles.

Barbara quickly passed me and got farther and farther ahead as the race progressed. But I did try to keep her in my sight.

There were no mile markers but I could hear my Garmin beep. I really didn’t pay attention to my pace or time.

By mile 3, I was losing steam. So I started to walk in order to maintain some kind of decent pace. I walked several times including up the last hill.

near the end

Finally, it was over and I was surprised to see that I only barely beat 35 minutes. (My PR was 33:08 on a flat course in May 2010.)

Mile splits:

mile 1: 9:10
mile 2: 9:05
mile 3: 9:25
.75 – 9:42

Yes, the course was long!! 3.75 not 3.5 miles. My time according to my Garmin was 34:44.

I waited at the finish line for Judy.

I think she had a PR!! As you can see, they hand you a piece of paper and you write down your time.

Then we went inside where I found Barbara.

For a free race, they have great refreshments – vegetable soup, pizza, bread, fruit, cookies, hot cocoa.

And I had all of the above.

ws2

I waited around for awhile with some other runners. They give 10 year AG awards to the top 2. I think I was 6th.

Since I was dressed to run and not tired, I decided to do my usual campus loop.

Well, I usually run it in the dark. It is so different during the day.

never noticed this path & stripe

I found a new path – the Indian Lake trail (It’s not lit up at night.)

Then I continued on my normal path but it had started to snow.

I enjoyed running with the flakes falling on my head and finished up 3.5 more miles.

7 miles complete and off to do some grocery shopping before my weekly mah jongg game.

So a race and a run – what a perfect way to start off 2016!!

HAPPY NEW YEAR, RUNNERS!!

Happy Running! Did you race today? If not, when is your first race of 2016?

December 31, 2015 by Darlene

TOLT & Goals for 2015, An Update Report

GOALS
FOR

So how did I do on my 15 goals for this year??

1. Do not get injured.

No major injuries just some nagging foot issues early in the year.

ouchy!

2. Run 3-4 times a week ALL YEAR.

Yes, I ran mostly 3 times a week after work (only occasionally before) and once longer on the weekends.

before work in the warmer weather

at the Crossings

3. Continue fitting in tennis and/or yoga once a week.

I played tennis once a week indoors (except in the summer when I played outside and it seem to rain often on Tuesdays.) I didn’t do much yoga until recently when I went a class 2x in November and 2x in December

4. Do some upper body exercises.

I’ve done planks every now and then. Not often enough. I rarely went to the gym.

went a few times in July

5. Finish all of my races under 10 minutes per mile (except half marathons)
Yes, I finished almost all of my shorter races under 10m/m except for a 15k, a 10 miler and one 5k.

Cherry Blossom 5k – 8:59
Bacon Hill 5K – 9:00
Apple Run 5k – 9:01
Winter Wonderland 5k – 9:05
Delmar Dash 5m – 9:09
Dash to the Finish 5k – 9:10
Malta 5k – 9:11
Team Sarcoma 5k – 9:12
Silks n Satins 5k – 9:13
Shamrock Shuffle 5m – 9:17
Runnin’ of the Green 4m – 9:21
Spring Run Off 10k – 9:22
Polar Cap 4m – 9:24
Albany Law Day 5k – 9:25
Mastodon Challenge 5k – 9:25
Freihofer Run for Women 5k – 9:27
Betar Byway 5k – 9:28
ARC Challenge 5k – 9:28
Care 4 Kids 5k – 9:28
Betar Byway 5k – 9:28
Great Pumpkin Challenge 10K – 9:32
Troy Turkey Trot 10K – 9:34
Albany Last Run 5k – 9:37
Helper’s Fund 10K – 9:40
Stockade-athon 15K – 9:44
Trout 10K – 9:45
Mother’s Day 5K – 9:45
HMRRC Winter Series #3 10K – 9:48
West Palm HM – 9:52
Turkey Trot 5k – 10:08
HMRRC Winter Series #4 – 15K – 10:08
HMRRC Winter Series #5 – 10m – 10:16
Hangover Half – 10:29
Asbury Park HM – 10:37
RNR Brooklyn HM – 11:03
VCM Relay – 11:05
Walkway HM – 11:08
EAU Palm Beach HM – 11:21

6. Run at least one race per month and at least 20 for the year.

Yes. I ran 38 races this year, the most since I started running

January – 4

February – 2
March – 3
April – 3
May – 6

June – 2
July -2
August – 3
September – 2
October – 4
November – 4
December – 3

: 2015

: Fishy Frolic 10K

: 2nd

: Great Pumpkin Challenge 10K

: Stockeade-athon 15K

: Troy Turkey Trot 10K

7. Run a race in another state.

Yes. I ran in Florida twice, (almost California), New Jersey and Vermont.

West Palm Beach Half in FL

Asbury Park Half in NJ

VCM Relay in VT

EAU Palm Beach Half in Fla.

8. Run in NYC.
Yes!! And I crossed the NYC Marathon finish line.

Dash to the Finish 5K

9. Get several Age Group awards.

Yes. I won 15 AG awards – one of the perks of being OLD. My favorite bling was the bridge & the pie.

: West Palm – Jan 2015

: 2015

: 3rd

: 1st

: 2015 – 27:56

: 1st

: 3rd

: 3rd

: 3rd

: 2nd

: 1st

: 2nd

: 2015 – 59:19

10. PR in a half marathon.

Yes. This was the hardest and the most rewarding!!!!

West Palm Beach Half – 2:09:40

11. PR at another distance.

Yes. I had my fastest times for 4 mile, 5 mile and 15K.

Runnin’ of the Green 4m – 37:27

Delmar Dash 5m – 45:26

Stockadeathon 15k – 1:31:35

12. Join a running group or two.

Yes. I participated in the Freihofer Training Challenge and the Troy Turkey Trot Challenge. I enjoyed training with the other runners in both.

13. Volunteer.

Yes. I was a course marshall at the frigid HMRRC Winter Series Marathon. I was a GOTR running buddy in the spring & I coached a runner in the STEM program in the fall. Running has given me so much. It is important to give back.

14. Run over 900 miles.

Yes! This year I ran 969 miles – the most I’ve ever run. Maybe next year, it’ll be 1000??

2015

15. Continue to blog almost everyday.

Yes. I enjoy sharing my running adventures and love my virtual running friends.

Since today is Thursday, I’m linking up with Amanda for Thinking Out Loud Thursday.

Happy Running! Did you set goals for this year? If so, how did you do? What are thinking about today?

December 30, 2015 by Darlene

Wednesday Word: Resolutions

Every Wednesday, the Deb from Deb Runs will be providing a word about which to blog. Kind of like a nice little blog prompt. Posts can be fitness or health related, but don’t have to be, so really anyone can play along. Just be sure to link up with InLinkz on Deb’s main post, and share the love by reading and commenting on other’s participant’s posts.

This week’s Word is RESOLUTIONS.

According the dictionary, a resolution is a “firm decision to do or not to do something.”

If I did make resolutions, here’s what I would decide to do…

have a more positive attitude (In other words, whine and complain less…)
exercise more (go to the gym, it’s free!)
walk more (less sitting all day at work!)
focus less on pace & finish times and enjoy running more.
do yoga more often (if not classes then videos)
de-clutter my house (so much unnecessary stuff including clothes)
eat more healthy (less sweets, more fruits & veggies)
drink more water

Resolutions are easy to made. The hard part is keeping to them.

Happy Running! Do you make resolutions each year? Tell me one.

December 29, 2015 by Darlene

TOTR: 2015 in Pictures & My Bling

2015 was such a good year that I am still sharing my memories.

I promise this is my last 2015 Running Year Summary post!! This one is photos organized by the month.

January: PR & AG award at the West Palm Half

February: Running with a friend & an AG award at the Polar Cap 4 miler

March: DNS in a 5k but making up for it on the trails of Palm Desert

April: despite foot issues finishing a half marathon on the boardwalk of Asbury Park, NJ

May: met Deena Kastor and in VT, ran my first marathon relay

June: took a running tour of the mile high city (Denver)

July: lots of running, sweating & ice cream sodas

August: running in scenic places like along Lake George & the Schroon River

September: long runs in training for 2 fall half marathons

October: post-race run in Central Park, NYC

November: a busy Thanksgiving Day – a 10k followed by a 5k

December: champagne to celebrate finishing half #16 (my toughest to date)

and soon I’ll be collecting photos of my running in 2016…

I am linking up with Erika @ MCM Mama Runs hosts Tuesdays on the Run with Marcia @ Marcia’s Healthy Slice and Patty @ My no-guilt life .

This Tuesday’s topic is BLING.

Here are pics of my favorite medals for the year:

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Happy Running! What is your fondest memory of 2015?

December 28, 2015 by Darlene

Monday Running Update

Last Week:

Monday – Ran 3 miles after work and then went to the mall to go Christmas shopping. (I don’t normally run 3 days in a row but the rest of week promised to be hectic.)

and beat the rain

Tuesday – Played 1 1/2 hours of tennis after work. Then went home to wrap gifts (instead of going to to dinner.)

Wednesday – Rain and a hair appointment interfered with my ability to get a run in before or after work so I had to sneak out during work.

unbelievable – Running in shorts & a t-shirt on Dec. 23! Santa looks confused…

Thursday – I just had to run today on my first day of vacation. And it was in the high 60’s. Then went out to dinner and a movie with my hubby to start off the Christmas holiday.

it was actually better than I expected – really enjoyed it.

Friday – After opening gifts at home, I went to play Santa with my mentee and her kids. I had some free time in the afternoon so I went to another movie. Then spent the evening at my MIL’s with my hubby, my sister-in-law, her husband, my 2 stepsons & my BIL and after my BFF’s.

soooo good!

Saturday – I went for an 8 mile run (6 with Judy) and went to movie #3 for the week in the afternoon. In the evening. I celebrated my mentee’s birthday at Canvas, Corks & Forks (painting, eating & drinking). Afterwards we went out for dessert. (Let the holiday eating continue…)

Sunday – I made spinach quiche to bring to my annual tennis holiday party. The party was lots of fun, as usual.

19 miles done with 4 runs and 3 rest days.

This Week: (5 weeks until Half Marathon #17)

Monday – 5 mile run
Tuesday – rest, tennis
Wednesday – car appt, 4 mile run, yoga
Thursday – rest, dinner out, movie
Friday – HMRRC Winter Series #2 – 3.5 mile race, mah jongg
Saturday – rest
Sunday – 9 mile run

I am linking up for the Weekly Wrap hosted by Holly @ HoHoRuns and Tricia @ MissSippiPiddlin. See rules here.

Happy Running! How is your running going? Any races ?

December 27, 2015 by Darlene

My Busy Stay-cation: Parties, Running, Movies…

This is my fourth day of my vastaycation. And until today the weather has been great.

Here’s how things have gone so far…

Day 1:

I ran 5 miles on the paved rail trail…

cloudy…but so warm that

…I wore a skirt and a tank. Yes on Dec 24!!

festive outfit?

That afternoon, the hubby & I went to see Star Wars and then out to dinner afterwards for a quiet Christmas Eve.

Day 2:

After opening gifts, I went to visit my mentee, Amanda. I love spoiling her kids for Christmas

Richard is 9

Matthew is 4

my “pseudo” family

Later, I visited a friend and then went to see The Danish Girl with my running friend Judy. (That’s what Jews do on Christmas LOL)

In the evening, my hubby & I went to have Christmas dinner at my mother-in-law’s with my 2 stepsons, my brother-in-law, my sister-in-law and her hubby. Lasagna, meatballs, sausage, the whole nine yards… so stuffed!!!!

After dinner, we went to my BFF’s to visit and see her daughter who was home from CA.

Day 3:

I needed to run off all that food. It wasn’t as warm as Christmas Eve but it was still warm for this time of year (high 40’s). So I ran 2 miles on the Nisky Bike Path

…and then ran 6 more miles with Judy.

It was a really nice run and I enjoyed running with a friend instead of by myself.

Judy made me look fast here. Thanks!

After my run, I rushed home to go to movie #3, Joy with 3 tennis friends.

In the evening, I took Amanda out for a belated birthday celebration to Canvas, Corks & Forks.

Here you eat as much as you want of 4 types of mac n cheese, drink and also paint…

my drink = chocolate wine

in progress

our finished masterpieces

After all that mac n cheese, we still went out after for dessert!!

Day 4:

A little bit of catch up today – laundry, cooking, cleaning before going out AGAIN tonight.

My hubby also put up my Christmas present (that I picked out for myself)..

the bottom row – distances other than half marathon and some of my age group medals not all fit)

with the top row of half marathon medals – I left room on the right for the Sarasota Music Half on Feb 7, 2016!)

I love the medal rack…but if I designed I would have had the back row fall lower so those medals wouldn’t be hidden.

As you can see I am already out of space. (What do you avid racers do with all your medals??)

Tonight is my annual tennis party – games, gift giving and lots more food.

photo from last year

It is rainy and nasty today but I plan to do some running tomorrow!!! I know I can’t run off all those extra calories but I can try…

So far, I haven’t had a chance to relax…

Happy Running! Anyone else busier when they are off from work than when they work?

My First 5K and More…

An "Older" Runner's Blog

TOTR: 2016 – The Year of No Goals

Monday Running Update

My Stay-cation – Part II

December Recap & Ultimate Coffee Date December

Friday Five & HMRRC Winter Series #2 Race Recap

TOLT & Goals for 2015, An Update Report

GOALS
FOR

Wednesday Word: Resolutions

TOTR: 2015 in Pictures & My Bling

Monday Running Update

My Busy Stay-cation: Parties, Running, Movies…

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