Today, using my Dad’s recipe for muffins, I made a loaf of bread and put raspberries in it. I think the word I’m now looking for is, um, success!
Also, I ran a half marathon a week ago. But I’ve been really struggling to write updates because I’ve been writing so many other things. So, I ran it in 1.38.29, which is about 7.31 minutes/mile, and that’s cool, because it beats my personal best by about ten minutes.
Less cool because the course in Edinburgh is super way extremely flat and fast, so I may never have a personal best again, except when I run in Edinburgh.
More cool again because I actually AM racing in Edinburgh again, on May 27, and you can support me by clicking here and donating to Oxfam. Yep, shameless pitch. But I promise this: I will try really hard to run even faster. I’m training and everything.
Other exciting fun facts: I am apparently good at efficiency and organization. I like to organize things. I find the execution of organized things less enjoyable. I also luck ducks. A lot.
I am reading The Glass Room by Simon Mawer right now. I have no idea where it’s going. I’m halfway through and I feel like everything that was going to happen has happened but there are 200 more pages. This is excellent cause for concern.
Glad I could share these incredibly important thoughts with all of you.
Wish I could run with you.
Me too! I support all running
YAAAAY! you are the fastest person ever to run half marathons in Scotland.
Haha. When did you start a blog?? I just got so confused. And, um, I hate to break it to you, but a few people beat me. 487 to be exact.
Got a laugh over your comment about that book with over 200 pages left! Hope something was in there to hold you interest. Run fast and enjoy every minute
I really need to run faster… argh. It is hard!