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  1. #1
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    Um, you mean the neighbor that parks contrary to the CCnR's in our little roundy and compacts the snow into ice in front of the only driveway that doesn't get afternoon sun?*

    I'll think about it as I'm out there dealing with said ice.

    My realtor is looking for a snow pusher. He has one that he really likes but we can't find one at Home Depot or Ace. He said this looks like it and the weight makes it do all the work. You don't even have to lift it, just shove.
    http://www.amazon.com/Garant-YSP30L-.../dp/B000A26FPC

    *Let's hope we don't need a firetruck for the time being. I'm trying to be the good new neighbor, even though they've only lived there a few months longer than I and they've admitted they know they're not supposed to park there.
    Frends know gud humors when dey is hear it. ~ Da Crockydiles of ZZE.

  2. #2
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    Eh, set the neighbor's house on fire, that should get the point across.

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  3. #3
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    I'm going for an easy 3 mile run tonight. It's been so cold out, I just want to hibernate. Fortunately my friends are dragging me out. I'll be pushing DD in the jogger. It will be nice to have something to hang on to while I'm slipping and sliding down the roads.

  4. #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by jobob View Post
    Eh, set the neighbor's house on fire, that should get the point across.
    Plus melt the ice!

  5. #5
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    Stayed longer in bed this morning. I *am* hibernating. It's actually my rest week so I could probably do without the 10 km run I was imagining for this morning.

    It's amazing how my body TAKES the sleep it needs. Thankfully I have no fixed work schedule.

  6. #6
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    Rest makes you stronger. There, takes away all the guilt now, doesn't it?
    Frends know gud humors when dey is hear it. ~ Da Crockydiles of ZZE.

  7. #7
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    Ok, so I did that 10 K this morning.

    But I was running on an empty stomach or almost. My "dinner" last night was lots of cheese, a few crackers and some wine at a wine & cheese party. Needless to say, not enough carbs. I had a gel before going out this morning, and we were planning to run slow, but I definitely was not overwhelmed by energy, and my bowels started acting up on the last stretch home (a loooong hill). My core temperature was also set on "random": my hands got really warm but my body (despite being properly dressed) got cold. Oh well! there's days like that. Tomorrow will be better.

    Seeing the colors over the bay, the city and the mountains as the sun was rising was totally worth it though.

    Yellow: any update on your recovery?

  8. #8
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    3.1 dark and rainy miles last night. Last workout before my tri on Sunday!!!

  9. #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grog View Post
    Yellow: any update on your recovery?
    My body felt totally recovered by about Wednesday (which really surprised me), though I think my head cold has turned into a sinus infection. I'm sure my body is not actually recovered, though, and I've been taking it really easy this week. I ran 3.5 mi on Wed and then 4 mi today and will probably run in the snow (!!! !!!) tomorrow afternoon. Just slow and easy. Or I might go skate skiing if the visibility is decent (supposed to snow most of tomorrow). I'll probably drop my mileage below about 32 km(20 mi)/week for a while, at least until I figure out which 50k I want to do next!

    Oh, and SadieKate, I think you should shovel your neighbor's walk anyway. Ommmmmmm. At the very least you'll generate some good Karma and burn a few more calories (which means you can guiltlessly have another bonbon or wee glass of port).

 

 

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