Well, it's not pretty but I survived.
Thanks for asking.
It wasn't as bad as I thought. I wasn't the best but I wasn't the worst. I have aches in several places but I know they will get better. I definitely am not a fan of lunges. squats were making my quads scream the next day. I am not wild with the alarm at 4:15 AM but even that is temporary. I can survive anything for 15 more days.
That's the downside.
Over all I'm content that I survived with some dignity still intact. .
Friday was assessment day. We had to run/jog for a 1 1/4 miles. I didn't come in last but I came in behind the gal with the knee brace. ROFLMBO! You have to have a sense of humor.
I have some short term goals like running 3 miles by end of Oct. then a little more by Dec. I hope to be able to go to Rome in March and run as far as my older more seasoned legs can take me then enjoy springtime in Rome. How is that for steps of motivation? After that I hope to just resume a combination of cardio and muscle strengthening. I probably won't run much longer since it's not great for my body parts at this age. Writing this all in this post sort of puts my feet to the fire so I don't change my mind.
2 yr olds are not the easiest age. She has been delightful most of the time. I have enjoyed listening to her talk. She does a lot of repeating what she hears. I adore her but I could use a little less meltdown. It will be good to send her home to her mom.
Kept me on my toes.
I figure next week will be a piece of cake.
I keep fighting this battle of not getting decrepit.
How are things with you?