X-Country

Yes, that's the cool way to say it. I finally tried my feet & legs at x-country running. The result....I love it. I ran on cool trails, saw bodies of water, little bridges, people fishing and even horses. Though on some parts of the trails I ran I felt like:
a: a character on Law & Order (the dead girl they find in the woods)
b: this looks an awful lot like the "blair witch project". Why is there a broom tied to a tree? (seriously!!!)
c: i know those Canadian geese are following me.
d: where the hell am I?

Anyhow it was a good run. You are definately using different muscles running on mulch, gravel and grass trails. My legs have never felt better. I would like to run x-country, sprints and a long asphalt road run once a week each.

Tomorrow is gym day. I get to go back to sprints on the treadmill and I'm skipping hamstring leg work and going back to outer/inner hip abductors. Looking forward to it. I hope to get some good core work in also. I didn't count my points today. It's so hard on the days I'm a SAHM. The days I work it is so much easier. I'm so more organized. I need to get back down to 20 points a day to combat sugary eating binges. I sound like a broken record.

I had a mommie dearest moment in the pharmacy today. My littlest one (death of me) was running to the open door and I LOST it. He was the easiest baby ever and now he is so devilish. Right now he's hitting his older brother. Yesterday he broke a yardstick over his brother's head/nose/face...we aren't sure which. Of course it says on the yardstick "not to be used a child punishment device" To bad babies can't read.