ticker, weight stuff

I walked 50.9 miles this week (Mon-Sun). I don't usually do that much, but last week was such a bust because of a stomach bug that I figured I was going to go over the top this week to make up for it. I really want to annihilate that ticker.

Then I might try for five more, but I don't know. If I did that I'll weigh the least I've weighed since puberty hit. I have no idea how much I should actually aim for. I'm actually feeling pretty good in my clothes these days and I don't feel overly pressured to lose a bunch more, but it would be nice to find out what my actual ideal weight should be. Whatever.

If you're wondering where my "Miles Walked" ticker went, it's at the bottom of this blog.

I haven't been running enough lately. The last few weekends the track has been closed due to hockey tournaments, and I just don't feel all that excited about running on the ice outside. I have this thing about falling and injuring myself. Soon though, I've decided that I'm going to have to start running in the mornings in April. That gives me 2.5 months to pick it up and get ready for the half marathon. I'm looking forward to it.

I do this weight loss blog with a handful of friends of mine. We encourage each other, compete just a little, and it definitely keeps me from just settling into the couch for weeks at a time. There's nothing like a support system full of like-minded people!

Guess what else? Spring is coming. I love summer. Can't wait.

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