P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S

What is a repetitive pattern?

The Dictionary's Definition: something that is repeated over and over again.

My Personal Definition: TODAY

7:00 AM

Get dressed in running gear, drive to Pleasant Grove, run for 3 + miles with Jaime and Wendy, drive back to Provo, take a shower, change into PJs, ice my back, take a quick nap....

1:00 PM

Get dressed in running gear, drive to Pleasant Grove, run for 3 + miles with Jaime and Wendy, drive back to Provo, take a shower, change into PJs, ice my back, take a quick nap...

7:30 PM

Get dressed in running gear, drive to Pleasant Grove, run for 3 + miles with Jaime and Wendy (in the dark), drive back to Provo, take a shower, change into PJs, ice my back, go to bed!

*Amidst the repetitive pattern, I did manage to get some good head-lights for running in the dark, watch some of the BYU football game @ Wendy's, take some pain medicine, and eat. (just didn't list those things, because they'd throw off the pattern).

Why the repetitive pattern?

One word: RAGNAR

(Only 12 more days until the race!)

Two months

So, I meant to do this post yesterday....because as of yesterday it has officially been 2 months since I last posted. 2 MONTHS!

If this were my "journal" I might write something like this "It's been awhile, but I'm going to do better at it." Wait a minute...I am going to say that.

It's been awhile, but I am going to do better at it. :)

What's been keeping me away?

*-*-*-*-*-*

The new hooligans at school & being sick.

This video clip pretty much sums it up!

Running:

That's right--running. I am running. Or at least I was. I've been training for the Valley of Fire RAGNAR race in Las Vegas. I've recently encountered some leg/hip/back/butt problems but am crossing my fingers I'll last until after October 10th.

Later I'll post a photo of a group of us who ran the BEAT BEETHOVEN 5k in Pleasant Grove last week. But for now.... these are my cute running shoes :)

And last but not least....FACEBOOK.

I am a typing maniac and will sit down to play that game any chance I have. I get a high score and then am determined to beat myself (over and over and over).

*-*-*-* I know...they're not really good excuses. Like I said before, "I'll do better."