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Thursday, whatcha doing today?

Postby Marg » Thu Jun 04, 2009 4:43 am

Looks like our weather is slowly improving, time to run!

Have a great day everyone!
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Postby VeloCarrie » Thu Jun 04, 2009 5:41 am

Working my last 12 hr shift of the week today . . . so slow run commute and nothing else planned :? .

Have a great day everyone! :D
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Postby HCcD » Thu Jun 04, 2009 5:46 am

Thursday already ?? Kinda brisky this morning, but the sun and weather is starting to be "spring like" out there ....

Plan to get in some sort of run later on this afternoon ...
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Postby Nicholas » Thu Jun 04, 2009 5:52 am

Apparently the win-up beer night for our Stittsville speed group is on for tonight. No more group sessions until the fall.....
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Postby Dr. S » Thu Jun 04, 2009 5:55 am

3 miles with the Dude this morning, gorgeous day here!

Have a good one :D
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Postby pts » Thu Jun 04, 2009 6:01 am

Dr. S wrote:3 miles with the Dude this morning, gorgeous day here!

Have a good one :D


Want to run on over here and do 3 miles with my guy now?

I am getting some serious guilting right now. I have been outside with Huds, playing fetch for 15 minutes. However, as soon as we got inside did his pre-walk/run routine (which involves running up and down the hallway in excitement squeaking a toy). Much to his displeasure, a walk did not follow, since I am alone with the dog and baby this morning. :(
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Postby ian » Thu Jun 04, 2009 6:07 am

Easy early morning 13K in Fredericton. The trail system here is amazing.

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Postby cgraham » Thu Jun 04, 2009 6:09 am

It's still too chilly for a June morning - long sleeves again :evil:

Anyways, 10k easy - choppy to start, and then pretty smooth after that. It must have been easy too, I don't remember seeing an average HR that low for a run in quite some time.

Skipped form drills for lack of time this morning. Best not make that a regular habit.

Off to hand therapy shortly, and have kid #2's soccer game tonight.

Have a great day everyone!
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Postby QuickChick » Thu Jun 04, 2009 6:20 am

I'll run home from work tonight, definitely easy pace as my legs will not be fresh! I had a really, really hard run last night, but it was good. We did about a 4km or so warmup, then 3 x 2km intervals and cooldown. All in all it ended up being 15km! I haven't done intervals in ages so I wasn't really sure what pace to try for, so I just did them by effort. I ended up being slower each time... :? not great but not too terrible. They were about 4:10 average/4:15 average/4:30 average. The last one was pretty slow I guess. Oh well. I think next time I'd aim for about 4:15. No idea how I pulled a 4:17 average pace 10K off a month ago! LOL.

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Postby RA. » Thu Jun 04, 2009 6:52 am

Rest day. Last night's practice took it competely out of me. I figured a tempo run before work was not going to be fun, so I'll do it tomorrow instead.
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Postby trixiee » Thu Jun 04, 2009 7:19 am

A fairly crappy 4K done. Was supposed to be an 8K tempo... :?
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Postby tgilpin » Thu Jun 04, 2009 7:20 am

No running today - I am off to the doctor for my blood work then I am golfing. I am also golfing tomorrow at 9 am so it is doubtful I will get in any running. I am hoping this will count as some cross training.
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Postby La » Thu Jun 04, 2009 7:25 am

I took the scenic route for my run last night: just plugged in the tunes and ran a nice little 6.87K loop in 41:15 (6:00/km pace).

I will swim after work this evening, then drop off my bike at my friend's place in preparation for the drive to Ottawa on Friday for the Rideau Lakes Bike Tour.
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Postby MINITEE » Thu Jun 04, 2009 7:29 am

First night of track workouts, followed by core work in the football field!

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Postby HCcD » Thu Jun 04, 2009 7:33 am

prats wrote:
Dr. S wrote:3 miles with the Dude this morning, gorgeous day here!

Have a good one :D


Want to run on over here and do 3 miles with my guy now?

I am getting some serious guilting right now. I have been outside with Huds, playing fetch for 15 minutes. However, as soon as we got inside did his pre-walk/run routine (which involves running up and down the hallway in excitement squeaking a toy). Much to his displeasure, a walk did not follow, since I am alone with the dog and baby this morning. :(


If only you did not live out so far in the boony's, prats ... :cry: :cry: Should move to the Ottawa area, girl .. :wink: :P
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Postby HCcD » Thu Jun 04, 2009 7:33 am

Nick wrote:Apparently the win-up beer night for our Stittsville speed group is on for tonight. No more group sessions until the fall.....


Cancelled for the summer ?? :shock: :cry: :cry: :cry:
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Postby Ken B » Thu Jun 04, 2009 8:00 am

No running at all Since last Saturday. We arrived here in Custer, South Dakota Tuesday afternooon. Mrs. Tortoise and I walked around the town for a couple of hours. Yesterday, it rained all day so we drove through Custer State Park in the morning seeing Bison, Pronghorn Antelope, wild Turkeys, wild Burros, and Deer. In the afternoon we went to a great Museum ( The Journey) in Rapid City. Today it is cool again ( 4 degees ) but it is sunny with a few clouds.

Off to Custer State Park again. We will be heading into the middle of it on dirt roads and plan a number of short hikes.

Have a great day, everyone! :lol:

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Postby Dani » Thu Jun 04, 2009 8:12 am

5k yesterday and a lovely 90 minute walk with a friend this morning.

I am in a terrific mood. No doctors are beating down my door over my CT scan from Monday so I can only assume it is all good news.

Now I must go gut Spencer's room. How I love Spring Cleaning.


:roll: :D

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Postby BJH » Thu Jun 04, 2009 8:17 am

22k ride to work this morning. It'll be the same going home. That's three days in a row. Yay me!
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Postby pts » Thu Jun 04, 2009 8:18 am

Dani wrote:5k yesterday and a lovely 90 minute walk with a friend this morning.

I am in a terrific mood. No doctors are beating down my door over my CT scan from Monday so I can only assume it is all good news.

Now I must go gut Spencer's room. How I love Spring Cleaning.


:roll: :D


:) That made my day!

Andy- I seriously wish I did live in Ottawa, so many dog and baby loving friends there!

So, I did it. I walked dog (in dog park) and carried baby in the carrier for 35 minutes. so, that is a strength workout (with 17.5lb baby) and a cardio one. :lol:
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Postby HCcD » Thu Jun 04, 2009 8:21 am

prats wrote:
Dani wrote:5k yesterday and a lovely 90 minute walk with a friend this morning.

I am in a terrific mood. No doctors are beating down my door over my CT scan from Monday so I can only assume it is all good news.

Now I must go gut Spencer's room. How I love Spring Cleaning.


:roll: :D


:) That made my day!

Andy- I seriously wish I did live in Ottawa, so many dog and baby loving friends there!

So, I did it. I walked dog (in dog park) and carried baby in the carrier for 35 minutes. so, that is a strength workout (with 17.5lb baby) and a cardio one. :lol:


Yay, prats is moving to Ottawa ... So, when you coming ?? :pray::pray: :wink: :P :oops:
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Postby pts » Thu Jun 04, 2009 8:23 am

HCmD wrote:
prats wrote:
Dani wrote:5k yesterday and a lovely 90 minute walk with a friend this morning.

I am in a terrific mood. No doctors are beating down my door over my CT scan from Monday so I can only assume it is all good news.

Now I must go gut Spencer's room. How I love Spring Cleaning.


:roll: :D


:) That made my day!

Andy- I seriously wish I did live in Ottawa, so many dog and baby loving friends there!

So, I did it. I walked dog (in dog park) and carried baby in the carrier for 35 minutes. so, that is a strength workout (with 17.5lb baby) and a cardio one. :lol:


Yay, prats is moving to Ottawa ... So, when you coming ?? :pray::pray: :wink: :P :oops:


As soon as you find me a job. Maybe a policy analyst for the govn't, or even better, with an NGO. :lol:
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Postby HCcD » Thu Jun 04, 2009 8:32 am

prats wrote:
HCmD wrote:
prats wrote:
Dani wrote:5k yesterday and a lovely 90 minute walk with a friend this morning.

I am in a terrific mood. No doctors are beating down my door over my CT scan from Monday so I can only assume it is all good news.

Now I must go gut Spencer's room. How I love Spring Cleaning.


:roll: :D


:) That made my day!

Andy- I seriously wish I did live in Ottawa, so many dog and baby loving friends there!

So, I did it. I walked dog (in dog park) and carried baby in the carrier for 35 minutes. so, that is a strength workout (with 17.5lb baby) and a cardio one. :lol:


Yay, prats is moving to Ottawa ... So, when you coming ?? :pray::pray: :wink: :P :oops:


As soon as you find me a job. Maybe a policy analyst for the govn't, or even better, with an NGO. :lol:


OK ... check out the government website yet ?? https://psjobs-emploisfp.psc-cfp.gc.ca/psrs-srfp/applicant/page1000?toggleLanguage=en&psrsMode=1


So, umm, what is NGO ?? Nanny for Gavin Option ?? :think::think::think:
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Postby eme » Thu Jun 04, 2009 8:34 am

HCmD wrote:
prats wrote:
HCmD wrote:
prats wrote:
Dani wrote:5k yesterday and a lovely 90 minute walk with a friend this morning.

I am in a terrific mood. No doctors are beating down my door over my CT scan from Monday so I can only assume it is all good news.

Now I must go gut Spencer's room. How I love Spring Cleaning.


:roll: :D


:) That made my day!

Andy- I seriously wish I did live in Ottawa, so many dog and baby loving friends there!

So, I did it. I walked dog (in dog park) and carried baby in the carrier for 35 minutes. so, that is a strength workout (with 17.5lb baby) and a cardio one. :lol:


Yay, prats is moving to Ottawa ... So, when you coming ?? :pray::pray: :wink: :P :oops:


As soon as you find me a job. Maybe a policy analyst for the govn't, or even better, with an NGO. :lol:


OK ... check out the government website yet ?? https://psjobs-emploisfp.psc-cfp.gc.ca/psrs-srfp/applicant/page1000?toggleLanguage=en&psrsMode=1


So, umm, what is NGO ?? Nanny Gavin Option ?? :think::think::think:


Non Government Organization.

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Postby eme » Thu Jun 04, 2009 8:35 am

Speed intervals on the bike and a 20 minute run is on the schedule for me today - will duck out of work a bit early to get this done, as sleep was a bigger priority this morning :D.

Have a great day everyone,


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