I was able to watch the majority of the ALCS over the past week! For me, it was much more then a baseball game, here and there. It reminded me of who I am, and how fun life really is. It reminded me of what it is important to me. Watching my favorite past time helped bring me down to earth, after experiencing several previous stressful weeks. I was reminded of more then I could ever explain in this passage. All in all, it brought joy to my life. Not to mention, my team, the NNY, won the division championship- which I couldn’t be happier about!! Next year, the only place you’ll find me, is at home, relaxing, watching the games! What a great reminder of happiness! : )
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1. Love Myself, whole-heartedly!
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2. PROFESSIONALLY RACE MOTORCYCLES!!!!!
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3. Stay Sober
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4. Quit smoking: NO RELAPSE!
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5. To thy own self, be true
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6. Buy a motorcycle
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7. Lose 26 pounds
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8. Run a marathon
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9. figure out where all the people like me are hiding
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10. Follow NY Yankee 09' season
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11. Increase my girly meter
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12. Join swim team
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13. Read more books
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14. Finish my associates degree
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15. Buy a road bicycle
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16. be the best friend i can be to my friends
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17. Train for a triathalon
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18. Wear more skirts then pants!
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19. Look better is a bikini!
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20. Volunteer as a pacer, on a local track team
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21. Choose a MLB Western division team & become a fan!
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23. Become a Fulltime College Student
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24. have sex in a victoria's secret dressing room
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How I did it: Gym membership. Incoorperated resistance training with running routines. Gradually built up from quick and easy work outs, to more intense training over the period of 8 weeks. When I started two months ago, I couldn't run for more then two minutes without taking a rest break. Now, I can run consistantly for over an hour, without a break! Read how I did it…
How I did it: I got an apartment in a quiet neighborhood, with designated "quiet hours". This helped my significantly! I was able to relax much earlier in the evenings, and now, I naturally am asleep every night by ten pm. I don't drink any caffeine during the day, besides one cup of coffee at 6am. I also don't eat later then 7:30 at night. Another thing that I changed, is I don't have the television on during the evenings that … Read how I did it…
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I have officially lost 21 pounds…and it took me exactlly 12 weeks to lose! I only have 4 more pounds, until I reach this second weight loss goal. I am currently @ 133, and will be at 129 to complete this stage! Will keep all posted, thanks,
Kat
Currently, I am reading:
Fast track: Training & Nutrition secrets from America’s Top Runner
isbn # 1-59486-013-0
I greatly recommend this book, to any women who wants to enhance their running performance! Its a great read, not to mention, very helpful. : )
