After the long run on Tuesday (not Wednesday), I was kind of drained.
Wed: nothing
Thurs: impromptu 2.5 mile tempo run. I wasn't going to do anything, but then I started feeling the need for something...I didn't have a lot of time before work by that point, so I went on the TM and straight into the tempo run. It worked out much better than expected. Somehow, I loosened up quickly and got into a good groove, which continued all the way through work too. My mood and energy levels were brilliant. Who'd have guessed that rushing through a short run and then in and out of the shower and to work would be so invigorating? I will be tapping into those neurotransmitters more often.
Fri: The 8.whatever mile hill loop. At first, I felt unaccustomedly nervous about this run, and then I remembered the extra-six-mile issue last time: not today! I checked my key a few times during the run, mostly pointlessly, but I took extra care at the summit to make sure that the key came down with us. Otherwise, the run was uneventful.
Once again, I didn't have much time at home before heading over to work because it was Special Friday!! all surgeries were cancelled for various reasons, and I got permission to start and leave early. I've been at home for two hours and it's still light out!! It was pretty trippy walking back in the sunlight; it felt like a summer afternoon/evening in a different town. On the way home, I talked with a couple of people on the street who apparently see me going past on my bike in the afternoon and thus were wondering what was up today; I also got to explain Special Friday to some people at work. (It's not really called Special Friday, btw, just in my world.)
Still pumped! I just ate some gluten-free mac & cheese, and now I'm going to try making gluten-free doughnuts. It's been a long time since I've had doughnuts. Years.
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How did the GF doughnuts turn out?
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