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Later I will tell all the details around the travel debacle of yesterday/today.
It involved getting off a plane at 6:15 a.m., getting to my sister's house at 7:30, and running a 5k on about 45 minutes (non-contiguous) of sleep after 15 hours of being tied up in travel.
It was thing after thing.
Fucking Delta.
Oh, I got a 25.54 on the 5k. I don't know if that's good or not. A few of the pro-runners in the race told us not to worry about our times because the course was actually longer than a 5k. My brother-in-law said that I would have made his cross country team, though. I DID have to walk a bit for maybe a minute because...oh god. I had been having cramps on the plane anyway (weird searing rib pain) that surfaced during the race. I felt bad for slowing my sister down. I was all, "Continue on without meeeee! Tell everyone I love them if I don't make it back!" but she stuck by me and we worked up to pace again quickly.
But for now, nap.
It involved getting off a plane at 6:15 a.m., getting to my sister's house at 7:30, and running a 5k on about 45 minutes (non-contiguous) of sleep after 15 hours of being tied up in travel.
It was thing after thing.
Fucking Delta.
Oh, I got a 25.54 on the 5k. I don't know if that's good or not. A few of the pro-runners in the race told us not to worry about our times because the course was actually longer than a 5k. My brother-in-law said that I would have made his cross country team, though. I DID have to walk a bit for maybe a minute because...oh god. I had been having cramps on the plane anyway (weird searing rib pain) that surfaced during the race. I felt bad for slowing my sister down. I was all, "Continue on without meeeee! Tell everyone I love them if I don't make it back!" but she stuck by me and we worked up to pace again quickly.
But for now, nap.
