Shaun's Goal

[nature boy]

i guess so. well, hope this hiccup isn't too discouraging, you've beenan inspiration to the rest of us lazy asses on the forum (ok i'm just talking about me).

[[JT]]

saw you running today at rumble and boundary. tried waving but you snubbed me!

less running, more skyrim

[se7entse7en]

sorry, you should've honked. That was actually right after the hardest part of my run and the only thing I was thinking about was getting home before the rain.

[nature boy]

hey i was near rumble and boundary today, around 1:45. i didn't see anything. nor was i really looking though.

[se7entse7en]

Really? I was actually there at almost exactly 1:45. No joke.

[nature boy]

wild. i probably drove right by you then. and right by jt too incidentally.

[[JT]]

after i saw shaun i filled up gas, went to the drycleaners and went down nelson and saw your car nathan YOU WERE STILL AT WERK

[nature boy]

i was on my way back to work at 1:45 you dork.

[[JT]]

and that stupid speed trap was there again on the other side of the road thsi time lol

[nature boy]

yeah i saw it, i was going to bbm you but i was like meh.

[[JT]]

wow i almost got caught!

[joel]

did you do another 10k race already? you mentioned something about it after your turkey trot. or are you doing the ginger jar this weekend?

[se7entse7en]

No. No more races for me this year. It's been a bad autumn for me and I lost too much speed.

The original plan was to do the Fall Classic last weekend but then I pulled my calves about three weeks before.

The Ginger Jar crossed my mind, but really, I don't want to run a race unless I think I can get a pb. I'm just not there anymore.

So... The current plan is to:
1) start my marathon training in January.
2) Run one of the Chilly Chase 10k races at the end of January. Vancouver? Langley?
3) Maybe run the 'First Half' Half Marathon in the middle of February
4) Run the Vancouver Marathon in the beginning of May.




Are you doing the ginger jar race?

[joel]

no i didn't sign up, still somewhat getting over my bronchitis too... that sort of hit for the last two weeks of the clinic, so any chance i had of finishing the 10k was probably out the window anyway.

[se7entse7en]

You'd probably still be ok even after two weeks off, but if you're not well then it's best not to push it... especially if you're sick below the neck.