Today is Chris' birthday, but we still needed to get outside and run. We plan on celebrating once we have showered after running. I needed to get out and log some more miles to increase my distance. I tired to go a wee bit faster and ran 5.74 miles at an 11:57 pace.
I don't think I'll ever be able to break a 10:00 minute pace--I think my body is past that point and age where it might have happened. I am definitely glad that I am still able to get out and run without major injuries or aches and pains. Things could be a bit worse than just being a slow but steady runner. Slow and steady wins the race (and here I mean the health race...not the real race!)
When my hair began to turn gray abundantly, a kindergartener pointed to my hair and said, "Mrs. Wheatley, you have silver highlights!" So, I'm not turning gray, I have Silver Highlights! And I'm a runner. This blog is about my adventures as a runner and asthmatic. Read on to follow my journey on my weekly runs and many races.
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