Oh my goodness, 5 weeks of training. Swim bike run and one rest day. I can't say the weight is falling off. Probably because, muscle weighs more than fat and when I work out this much, I tend to eat more. My body is burning the calories and I need to adjust my intake to much less. So far, it's been about a pound a week, which is average. I go up sometimes and down more times, you know 2 steps forward, one step backward. Slow and steady wins the race!!
I looked at last years results of the triathlon I'm hoping to compete in. The oldest women in the race were three 50 year olds. Looking at their times, I'm a little faster in the pool than 2 of them, but, I really just want to finish. I'll be the old lady in the group if this trend continues. I figure, even off all 3 come back to race, they will be 51!!
Ah well, you have to have goals and things to look forward to. Like vacation. We haven't been on vacation since March and we hiked the Grand Canyon. Whew! That was something, very difficult. Awesome experience though. Sharing it with our daughter Chelsea was extra special. Jennifer wasn't in shape to make the hike. Maybe next year she will be feeling better and we can hike the Glacier National Park!
For quilters, dreamers and wanderers or anyone that wants to feel simply quilty...smile.
About Me
- Feeling Simply Quilty
- Glad you stopped by my blog! My name is Julie. The phrase, "Feeling simply quilty", comes from the last episode of Frasier. It's the closing line of the final show. When Fraser is on a plane leaving Seattle, someone (I think Roz) asks him "how are you feeling, Frasier"? With a Cheshire cat grin, from ear to contented ear, his reply is, "I'm feeling simply quilty"...smile... It's a wonderful world we live in, even if there's all the bad we read about I can't help but feel simply quilty about my life and work...smile...
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
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