So our plan was to run 3 or so miles this morning before coming into work. That of course was before there was a new "task force" created here at work which apparently I need to be a part of even though it has NOTHING to do with my thesis topic which I am just NOW getting to work on. These meetings are going to be at 8:30 or 9am on Monday mornings and Monday evenings I play volleyball at work which in the end makes for about a 12 hour day. AUGH!!!!
I love the concept of the "task force" being created now when the problem the force is addressing is a problem that has been around for years. That's what you get working for an organization that is a part of the Department of Energy....lots of task forces....not a lot of things accomplished execpt more meetings and more discussing.
Talk amongst yourselves...i'll give you a topic....
I'll update the blog tomorrow when we get home from running home from the train (very exciting!) Then this week we will run Tue, Wed, Thur, Fri and Sunday.
8 years ago
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The one thing I've learned about running a marathon is to not stress so much about when you can get a run in. About the 12 hour work day-take it from me-it's a huge pat on the back to run after a long day. If you can squeeze a long run in after a grueling day at work you can certainly run a marathon. Hang in there!
There is something to be said about running after a long day! You get home from work, and you are tired and I am usually frustrated with problems at work. But coming home and lacing up the shoes and getting out the door, man does that feel good (most of the time!). I don't know, I just feel that I can run the day away and kind of close it out. On more than one occasion a problem that I couldn't figure out at work, the solution came to me in the middle of a run.
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