Hey I ran a half marathon this morning. Not an official race, but I
did go run 13.1 miles on my own. I just decided that I am going to go
down to Boston Sunday to see some friends and check out the marathon
expo. Then Monday morning I am going to cheer for my college friend Jen
as she runs the Boston Marathon. So I have running fever. And I realized
that it has been about a month since I ran the Rome Marathon.
I am determined not to do what I usually do after a marathon, which is
not run longer than 6 miles for months after and lose all my hard won
fitness. So this year I am going to try and run at least 13 miles once a
month. |
cheesy, sweat post run self portrait. the camera is strategically placed to hide the giant sweat stain around my neck. |
I didn't head out until 9:30 because I did several hours of work before I headed out, which meant that by the time I got home, stretched, checked my work e-mail, and showered I was starving. I will blame the fact that it took me 4 tries to get my new fitted sheet on my bed right on low blood sugar. I had some yummy roasted broccoli, sweet potato, and kale from yesterday but I was also craving some protein. Perfect time for some George Foreman chicken.
This does not even include the ice-creamer or snow-cone maker. |
I am a small kitchen appliance junky. Seriously I have a whole shelf of them. There have been some that I bought, but just never were useful or helpful (like the cocoa motion that I begged for when I was 13 that took a good 45 minutes to make a cup of hot chocolate). And then there are those that I just love. The George Foreman little grill is one of those.
I know it's kind of cheesy and lame, but I love the thing. It makes a grilled chicken breast in about 5 minutes and the chicken is always moist and flavorful.
What can't you live without in the kitchen?
I love your shelf of appliances! I really want a blender! We cannot live w/o our nice knives. When I go somewhere and help prep food with a dull knife it makes me crazy!
ReplyDeleteWTG on the 13.1! I think doing one a month is a great idea!