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Santa Cruz Half

4.24.2007
Results

  • Chiptime: 01:26:59.8

  • Avg Split: 6:38 min/mile

    I finished 8th in my age group and 23 overall. I'm pretty happy. I'm actually really happy that I squeezed in under 1:27.

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  • Posted at 10:03

    Good Friday

    4.06.2007
    Happy Good Friday!

    There's a tradition in England of eating these little buns called hot cross buns on Good Friday.
    I loved Good Friday just because I could eat hot cross buns! Although I ate them weird because I put ketchup on them. Yeah, I had weird tastes as a kid, and I still do now.

    Going to school in England was great, especially going to a Church Of England school, because we'd get all sorts of holidays for the religious days. For Easter we'd get 3 weeks off, and the same for Christmas. We'd also get random weeks off for other religious occasions which I don't remember. All I do remember is that I loved having all the time off, except for Summer where we only got 5 weeks instead of 2 months like here in the US.

    I ran track for the first time in a few weeks yesterday. We did 4x1200m and I felt amazingly good considering I haven't been on a track in so long. The first repeat I did slow at 4:33, but then I did the next three in 4:22, 4:20, and then 4:22 again. I zoned out during the workout and ended up playing random music in my head. Who needs an iPod?

    I'm running 11-14 tomorrow. Hopefully I'll be able to throw in some nice fast miles unlike last week where I was dying because I inadvertently ran two consecutive hill workouts. Sunday I might try to do some fast stuff. Who knows.

    Happy Easter!
    Posted at 14:51