I woke up this morning around 6:30 in the morning to the sounds of ambulance and firetruck sirens. They sounded close and I was convinced in my morning haze that the city was burning down. ABC news was reporting that a building fairly close to our apartment was in the middle of a 3-alarm fire. We didn't think much of it until we went outside to start our run and felt like we were running through a campfire. It was amazingly bad out considering the building was about a mile away.We had another fantastic run, pushing our Sunday long run distance to 8 miles. We are sticking to neighborhood runs at the moment since we aren't going far enough to warrant the lakefront path. We have found that many of the little city parks have water fountains in them which is nice to find. We are also going early enough that if we happen to get stuck at lights there isn't any traffic coming so we can cross anyways.
Our paces were :
- 9:09
- 8:44
- 9:05
- 8:38
- 8:40
- 8:36
- 8:27
- 8:12
There. That was a lot of numbers. Glad we cleared that all up.
Lazy lazy for the rest of Sunday here in the Leah/Jason household. I'm going to do some physicsy work and then the Bulls are on at 12:30....and yes I haven't paid that much attention during the season...but I'm so jumping on the bandwagon. Go Bulls.
4 comments:
Leah, I got a message on my pager about the fire this morning. I did not realize how close it was to your apartment. They needed a lot of manpower to put the blaze out.
I am glad that you were able to get your run in this morning. Great job especially running to highly icky conditions.
Nice job on the run! I think that is awesome you are running in the parks - great way to change things up.
Go Bulls - on to round 2!
Good split times. You two are definitely in the game!
Great job on the run. Your pace sounds spot on, besides, I wouldn't sweat the pace as yet - unless you were training too hard. It's really early. Covering the distance would be key for me at this point. Nice work!
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