'For we are mistaken when we look forward to death; the major portion of death has already passed. Whatever years be behind us are in death's hands.' Seneca
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Time for resolutions
I have in the past few years posted some worthy resolutions for the New Year. Some I've managed to accomplish. Others I worked at and still found myself at the same place at the next Jan. 1st. Lately I've been doing some running. My goal was to do running and swimming to go with biking so I could do a summer triathlon with Chris H. Bev bought me some great technology to help get that done. Two HRM's and a GPS for my bike. Last night I wore the HRM while running on the treadmill. I didn't feel my best. Probably due to all the rich food I've been eating. I feel downright bloated. But after a week or more running, I should continue my weight loss with my goal of 187 arriving before April. There will be need for some discussion about Mother's situation. Her ability to care for herself has declined even further. Whatever plans we make for the year 2010 will have to include a plan for her care. But I think now my big resolution will be to run the 50k Cheaha event next February. I will train up to run the 14.3 mile Sylaward trail this year.
Janice Annette Castleberry
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