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Thursday, March 4, 2010
I'm back... like Zydrunas Ilgauskas.
It's been 2+ weeks since my last entry, a down period that doesn't happen very often on this blog. The reason has been two-fold - work has been insanely busy and we closed on the house and made the big move.
The move went well overall, due to tons of much appreciated help from family and friends. Of course the weather didn't cooperate, as we got 14+ inches the two days leading up to the move and then an additional few inches throughout. Nothing that derailed us, just another nuisance to deal with.
But now we are all settled - amongst boxes - and it's 'good to be home'. It's amazing to think that we moved back to Cleveland in December 2008, our Charlotte house took 14 months to sell - finally selling in December 2009 - and now we can finally feel like we've made it official.
It's also strange - the feeling - how fast you settle in and the house feels like you've been in it for 6 years... not 6 days - that's a good feeling - knowing you made the right decision on the house and comfort and happiness that comes with that.
* On the running front, miles have been nonexistent. I hope by now the Achilles is 100%, but I haven't even attempted or thought about running, so I'm not exactly sure if that's the case. I'm pretty sure I will start lacing the shoes back up soon, so I will know fairly quickly if the time off has been a blessing for injury.
* And speaking of running and injuries... here's to hoping Captain and his calf heal up quickly. His training has been going absolutely awesome - best case, he caught it in time and this will be a very brief setback... as there are PRs to grab on the roads this spring! And although there will be no 1/2-thon assault for him this weekend, the real racing season is right around the corner!
* Timothy
It's been 2+ weeks since my last entry, a down period that doesn't happen very often on this blog. The reason has been two-fold - work has been insanely busy and we closed on the house and made the big move.
The move went well overall, due to tons of much appreciated help from family and friends. Of course the weather didn't cooperate, as we got 14+ inches the two days leading up to the move and then an additional few inches throughout. Nothing that derailed us, just another nuisance to deal with.But now we are all settled - amongst boxes - and it's 'good to be home'. It's amazing to think that we moved back to Cleveland in December 2008, our Charlotte house took 14 months to sell - finally selling in December 2009 - and now we can finally feel like we've made it official.
It's also strange - the feeling - how fast you settle in and the house feels like you've been in it for 6 years... not 6 days - that's a good feeling - knowing you made the right decision on the house and comfort and happiness that comes with that.
* On the running front, miles have been nonexistent. I hope by now the Achilles is 100%, but I haven't even attempted or thought about running, so I'm not exactly sure if that's the case. I'm pretty sure I will start lacing the shoes back up soon, so I will know fairly quickly if the time off has been a blessing for injury.
* And speaking of running and injuries... here's to hoping Captain and his calf heal up quickly. His training has been going absolutely awesome - best case, he caught it in time and this will be a very brief setback... as there are PRs to grab on the roads this spring! And although there will be no 1/2-thon assault for him this weekend, the real racing season is right around the corner!
* Timothy
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