eyor44
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Wanted to add this separately. I did 12 miles yesterday at 14.45mm. It was cold!
32 when I started out and 41 when I finished. I dressed in layers and when I stopped to get a new bottle of water at mile 6.5 I took off the scarf and headband (still had hood on jacket) and at mile 9.5, when I stopped at the house to get Roo for what I thought was the last two miles, I took off my thermal shirt. Should have taken off the thermal pants also. I should have had more water. I guess it was the dry cold that made me drink more.
Glad there will be plenty of water stations along the way. I don't drink much, but after mile two I like to have a few sips every mile. That works best for me.
Today is my rest day and I will take Roo out for her walk (two miles) on Tuesday and Wednesday. Thursday will be travel and picking up package, so I figure that will be plenty of walking. The 5K on Friday and a bit of walking at Epcot. Leisurely. No rushing or anything. I have to do some type of walking each day, I guess cause I do so much at work I am used to it. If I don't, I tighten up.
32 when I started out and 41 when I finished. I dressed in layers and when I stopped to get a new bottle of water at mile 6.5 I took off the scarf and headband (still had hood on jacket) and at mile 9.5, when I stopped at the house to get Roo for what I thought was the last two miles, I took off my thermal shirt. Should have taken off the thermal pants also. I should have had more water. I guess it was the dry cold that made me drink more.
Glad there will be plenty of water stations along the way. I don't drink much, but after mile two I like to have a few sips every mile. That works best for me. Today is my rest day and I will take Roo out for her walk (two miles) on Tuesday and Wednesday. Thursday will be travel and picking up package, so I figure that will be plenty of walking. The 5K on Friday and a bit of walking at Epcot. Leisurely. No rushing or anything. I have to do some type of walking each day, I guess cause I do so much at work I am used to it. If I don't, I tighten up.
I hope you find someone to help you!!
You went out in the cold dressed appropriately - and then it went up to 50... hmmm 



) Not sure about this... maybe park at the train station, but no train on our return trip? Maybe we'll do park and ride again??? I think we are going to arrive at BCV around 3 or 3:30 - get our order from Wegoshop - then head to WOS get packet - find Chris (DH volunteered to guide a blind runner) Obsess about the weather (do I buy a tyvec suit for $20? what about new insert insoles?) Dinner at LeCellier around 6ish - back to BCV after Illuminations (maybe meet up with Maroo if we're too tired, we'll go to bed at 9!)
Get on the bus around 2:30AM meet Chris' bus - follow the lemmings (*ahem runners!) to the Light (stage area) look at all the stage area peak at the Runner's Club - find out if they will have a prayer meeting - check bag - go thru the tent to the Runners only area - get in line (4 times total!) porta potties - sit with WISH Team - eat snack... drink water... around 4:30 - 5 (watch the area) head into the corral area...
This is such a short trip this time!
over that one. It stayed in the 30's when I ran 8 miles this past Sat and felt good once I warmed up. Florida (and Texas!) 30's aren't Chicago 30's.
You guys, I'm PETRIFIED to fly. I'm already stressing out and the flight isn't for another 4 days! When I flew home from Boston this last Oct, it was raining when we took off and we had to go into the storm clouds (thank goodness no lightening in that cloud!!). We hit turbulence while climbing. The pilot wouldn't let the flight attendants up for awhile and we had to climb another 2,000 feet than planned to get out of that mess. I was almost in tears! 
Fear of flying has been taken to a new level - esp for me in this Winter weather - I get it!! (I wont go into details, nothings happened to me - like the flight that landed in the Hudson - a once in a million - fear is irrational! but its real!!)