Well, here it is, this year's list of 23 things to do before I turn 24:
1. Scrapbook my London experience
2. Graduate from BYU
3. Complete an internship
4. Get a full time job
5. Go to Washington D.C.
6. Visit somewhere I've never been
7. Get a credit card
8. Go to the temple at least once each month
9. Do something that scares me
10. Move out of my parent's house
11. Finish my quilt (or at least start it)
12. Work on Family History
13. Blog once a week
14. Visit Alyson and Kenny in Florida
15. Visit Nick and Amanda in Virginia
16. Visit a national park
17. Take the GRE
18. Fall in love with a person, place, or hobby
19. Become a runner
20. Be better at staying in touch with friends
21. Accomplish all 12 of my new year's resolutions
22. Forgive
23. Visit campus with my parents and have them tell me stories from when they were in college (this counts as family history, right?)
Showing posts with label running. Show all posts
Showing posts with label running. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Monday, July 1, 2013
put me back in the game, coach
So this past Saturday I decided I was done being a lump on a log and decided to get up early (or as early as sane people can get up on a Saturday morning which meant 7:30AM) and go for a walk/jog. This was the first time I've really done substantial amount of walking/running/movement since before my surgery. I was nervous but excited. The plan was to walk for five minutes and jog for one minute and it felt amazing. The first round of jogging was exhilarating!
When we finished, I thought we had walked just over a mile and I was happy with that, but I was mistaken. I mapped our run today, and we actually went 2.25 miles!! I am so happy/proud/excited that it was double what I thought we had done (It also helps me feel better about how sore I was)! I can't wait to get out again and continue to feel and watch my body continue to heal itself. It's been really hard to go from finishing a half marathon just a few years ago to barely walking a couple of miles, but I know if I work hard I can get back to where I was!
To help me get back to running, I am planning on following the schedule below. Anyone is welcome to join me in my endeavors. It's going to be hard (because it's SO hot outside) but it's going to be worth it!!
When we finished, I thought we had walked just over a mile and I was happy with that, but I was mistaken. I mapped our run today, and we actually went 2.25 miles!! I am so happy/proud/excited that it was double what I thought we had done (It also helps me feel better about how sore I was)! I can't wait to get out again and continue to feel and watch my body continue to heal itself. It's been really hard to go from finishing a half marathon just a few years ago to barely walking a couple of miles, but I know if I work hard I can get back to where I was!
(Running in the St. George Marathon in 2010)
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