Good Morning Cheetahs!
I’m enjoying a foggy morning on the deck of our room watching the ocean one last time. I’m feeling pretty good from yesterday’s run. A few aches and pains, but nothing that would keep me from a lighter workout – except, well, I have nothing with me here and this hotel does not have an exercise room, which is fine. We hung out at the Jacuzzi after the race yesterday, then went to dinner and a nice place in Monterrey. We go back today. It will be nice to get back into routine. I’m looking forward to seeing DD15 and the dogs. Thanks again, everyone, for the well wishes. It was a great race. I think the best I’ve had yet from the sheer enjoyment perspective.
Jackie – Hope you slept better last night! How’s the rain? Still coming down? Rain makes me sleepy. Thanks for the kudos on the race. We did have a great time yesterday. The legs are actually pretty good. A little sore here and there, but nothing too bad. I’m kind of amazed for not really training for this.
Judy – that sunset photo was from the balcony of our hotel room. I wish that was my backyard, but alas, I could not afford a view like that!
Sounds like you did a great job with the CCPP! I love that one.
Cathy – Hope you enjoyed your rest day! Those days of fogginess after a little over indulgence are never fun, though. Did you have a nice marathon nap?
It’s not terrible – you are listening to your body! I’m a fan of Lance, too, and his story is certainly inspirational. What he’s accomplished is amazing. Good job on your run yesterday!
Sunny - I LOVE Newport. It’s probably my favorite of Anthony’s. But I have to eat well and be rested before I do it or I cannot finish it. It’s tough. But I’m sure you’ll enjoy it!
Carole – I’ll definitely keep you friend and her mom in my prayers. I remember losing my mom to cancer – it’s so tough. I wish you were here, too! The weather was incredible! I know you know how iffy that can be around here. B2B is a blast, too, and much easier to figure our logistics for everyone, etc. But, we’ll do this one, too, so anyone who wants to join us can.
I think carbo loading after a race in such a manner is wonderful!
Wendy - I LOVE IHOP! I don’t go there too often because I love them a little too much!
Sounds like you had a good time with your friends and DH Saturday night. I love those nights.
Lorie – I met w couples from Atlanta who ran the marathon. I thought of you! Did you have fun with Eoin? How’s the coach coming along?
Gloria – Sorry to hear you were hurting on Sat! Must have been one heck of a Friday.
Hope the fire is more under control! This marathon is considered one of the most beautiful in the world. It really is stunning. It’s also pretty tough! Very hilly. Even the 10.6 miler had a lot of hills, but it was nice. I can get you full instructions but my battery is low right now. Give me a bit and I’ll let you know what to copy and paste. Enjoy your run today!
Linda – Thanks! I enjoyed the run immensely. Sorry to hear you allergies are killing you! We use Clarinex and it works well. I haven’t tried Zyrtec. I hate that sluggish feeling, though. Hope your daughter is doing well. It’s so tough for a mom to stand back and keep her mouth shut. {{{HUGS}}}
Thomasina – Good to hear from you. It was a fun run. Spaghetti sounds wonderful, maybe I’ll make that tonight when I get home! Thanks.
Shelly – Sounds like things are coming along! One more night of work before a month off. That has to feel odd! Yes, the Big Sur run is probably the prettiest in the country. It’s absolutely stunning. We did spend some time looking at the different views. Just beautiful. Hope your list gets pared down a lot today! I’m thinking of you and your move!
Kath – Enjoy your run and your Bicep/Abs workout! Hope DD is feeling better! I am lucky to live close to this. We occasionally drive down for the day (it’s only about a 90 minute drive). It’s so relaxing.
Wendi – I’m enjoying this Monday! I have off! Sounds like you have a great workout planned today! OUCH! Glad the horse show went well. Sorry about the third horse that was more of a mule than a horse.
Oh, I forgot to tell y’all – during the run, we ran past Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward! DH and I say a few words to all of the people watching the race, and these two were no exception, but we did not realize who they were until after we passed and someone beside us said, “Oh my GOD! That was Paul Newman!” There were just sitting outside watching the runners. Too funny. Well, it’s back home today. We’ll probably take our time and meander our way up the coast with a lunch stop here, and another stop there… Sad to see our great weekend end, but it will be nice to get home to the kids (fur and non-fur).