Very Busy!
To those of you who check here regularly as to what is going on, I've been very, very busy.
It has just been an incredibly busy time for me. Workouts? I ran and rode the stationery bike last Thursday, Friday and Saturday (including on my birthday!)
Sunday, I was in church and then my parents took me out to eat at Pappasito's while my grandparents were still in town. I flew out to L.A. Sunday night and didn't do anything until Wednesday night when I ran 90 minutes on the treadmill before following it up with a 45-minute run on Thursday night.
I flew the "red eye" in Friday morning and went straight over to Terminal B to surprise Kim Hager, who was leaving on a Continental flight to Phoenix to get her Olympic Trials qualifying time tomorrow at the P. F. Chang's Rock 'N' Roll Marathon in Arizona.
The last two days have been spent at the Chevron Houston Marathon Expo. Doug Spence and I went out to eat at the Spaghetti Warehouse with Texas Indepedence Relay race directors Jay and Joy Hilscher and their son, Austin. We had a great time!
The one cool thing about tomorrow's Chevron Houston Marathon is that I'll have "RIP J Fred" on my white marathon bib and, of course, this is for the Marathon's former public address announcer, J Fred Duckett.
I had some friends told me that there was "no way" that I'd be given that. Well, for some reason, I was and I'll carry a microphone with me the entire race if I can to memorialize my good friend, J Fred Duckett. (There'll be some that will think that I'm with Channel 13 tomorrow. Don't worry. I won't show up on there. They'll be in to Sunday afternoon movies before I finish.)
If you're up late or early, have a great run on Sunday, if you're running!
It has just been an incredibly busy time for me. Workouts? I ran and rode the stationery bike last Thursday, Friday and Saturday (including on my birthday!)
Sunday, I was in church and then my parents took me out to eat at Pappasito's while my grandparents were still in town. I flew out to L.A. Sunday night and didn't do anything until Wednesday night when I ran 90 minutes on the treadmill before following it up with a 45-minute run on Thursday night.
I flew the "red eye" in Friday morning and went straight over to Terminal B to surprise Kim Hager, who was leaving on a Continental flight to Phoenix to get her Olympic Trials qualifying time tomorrow at the P. F. Chang's Rock 'N' Roll Marathon in Arizona.
The last two days have been spent at the Chevron Houston Marathon Expo. Doug Spence and I went out to eat at the Spaghetti Warehouse with Texas Indepedence Relay race directors Jay and Joy Hilscher and their son, Austin. We had a great time!
The one cool thing about tomorrow's Chevron Houston Marathon is that I'll have "RIP J Fred" on my white marathon bib and, of course, this is for the Marathon's former public address announcer, J Fred Duckett.
I had some friends told me that there was "no way" that I'd be given that. Well, for some reason, I was and I'll carry a microphone with me the entire race if I can to memorialize my good friend, J Fred Duckett. (There'll be some that will think that I'm with Channel 13 tomorrow. Don't worry. I won't show up on there. They'll be in to Sunday afternoon movies before I finish.)
If you're up late or early, have a great run on Sunday, if you're running!
posted by WalkSports.com | 11:01 PM
2 Comments:
Good luck, Jon.
Funny to note that with the time zone change, Kim will still be finished before you and I even though we have a 2 hour head start.
Happy birthday, Jon!
How did it go?
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