troubling
A 10-minute mile is not a very good showing. Even if it is the first mile I've run in 10 months or so, I feel like I should be in better shape than the time indicates. I'm a bit embarrassed.
On the bright side, at least I got some exercise--rode my bike down to the Pedal House, dropped it off for a tune-up, walked over the foot bridge to the green belt, put in my shamefully slow mile, and walked home.
Hopefully there will be a decent turn-out for pick-up ball on Sunday; otherwise I'll have to go be ashamed again, trying to keep up with the pick-up soccer game.
On another bright note, I think I solved the grill crisis for the weekend's bbq--on my walk to the greenbelt, I passed a bunch of stuff out on the sidewalk with a 'free' sign on it. Including a grill with a propane tank that felt at least half-full. The element looked serviceable. Is a grill the type of thing that I should think twice about before accepting a donor?
On the bright side, at least I got some exercise--rode my bike down to the Pedal House, dropped it off for a tune-up, walked over the foot bridge to the green belt, put in my shamefully slow mile, and walked home.
Hopefully there will be a decent turn-out for pick-up ball on Sunday; otherwise I'll have to go be ashamed again, trying to keep up with the pick-up soccer game.
On another bright note, I think I solved the grill crisis for the weekend's bbq--on my walk to the greenbelt, I passed a bunch of stuff out on the sidewalk with a 'free' sign on it. Including a grill with a propane tank that felt at least half-full. The element looked serviceable. Is a grill the type of thing that I should think twice about before accepting a donor?
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