September 2016 Move Your @ss Challenge
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Adding another 1 mile of running. Took a HIIT class where the warmup involved four laps around the track, then a lap between each set. Lack of oxygen caused me to lose count of the laps but I know 12ish equals a mile and it was at least that. I need to take classes with people who aren't so tall, young and fit as these people are, it's annoying when they all pass you by. The people walking on the track weren't too thrilled with a stampede rolling through every few minutes - except the two little boys with their parents yelling "Go!!"
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9/1/2016 1.41 km 9/2/2016 7.54 km 9/3/2016 5.91 km 9/4/2016 1.11 km 9/5/2016 3.36 km 9/6/2016 4.35 km 9/7/2016 5.18 km 9/8/2016 3.36 km 9/9/2016 9.92 km 9/10/2016 7.08 km 9/11/2016 1.99 km ====================== Total 51.23 km Goal 100.00 km
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9/11
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Hang in there, healing will come. Don't go overboard like I have been doing recently. I have cause a few problems I did not after the accident.1 -
Vuelta Solo challenge done and dusted. As battered and sore as I am, not sure how I did it. I guess sheer grit and determination to do it solo.
09/08 - 15.0 miles cycling (Vuelta Solo Effort Stage 18)
09/09 - 17.0 miles cycling (Vuelta Solo Effort Stage 19)
09/10 - 15.0 miles cycling (Vuelta Solo Effort Stage 20)
09/11 - 17.0 miles cycling (Vuelta Solo Effort Stage 21)
Total: 155.0 miles
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Sept. 11, 2001: The day I could have lost my now husband, but at the last minute was called to attend a meeting instead of heading on a path train into World Trade where he would have met with his locals in both buildings. Being a volunteer fireman, he would have stayed to help. Interestingly, he lived in the same small town of Cranbury, NJ as Todd Beamer who helped bring down Flight 93. God had other plans.
In my neighborhood, a friend and former colleague still lives. Her brother Ken was on Flight 11, the first plane to hit the towers. Her brother ironically was nicknamed by his fellow workers as 911 for always coming to the rescue when fellow workers were having issues with their projects.
May we never forget what happened that day.
Sept. 11: 16.25 miles of walking 9.25 miles and cycling 7 miles
TTD: 168.3 miles
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Walked 2.30 miles today.
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Just back from weekend with friend in Northern Ireland. Gutted I could not join her for usual morning power walks. Still very slow and limping...up to 27 miles this month now airport treks helped!1
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@Lovemyalex - WOW! That is one incredible milestone!!!!
9/7 - 3 miles
9/9 - 4 miles
9/10 - 5 miles
9/11 - 8 miles
38/90
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Sept. 11, 2001: The day I could have lost my now husband, but at the last minute was called to attend a meeting instead of heading on a path train into World Trade where he would have met with his locals in both buildings. Being a volunteer fireman, he would have stayed to help. Interestingly, he lived in the same small town of Cranbury, NJ as Todd Beamer who helped bring down Flight 93. God had other plans.
In my neighborhood, a friend and former colleague still lives. Her brother Ken was on Flight 11, the first plane to hit the towers. Her brother ironically was nicknamed by his fellow workers as 911 for always coming to the rescue when fellow workers were having issues with their projects.
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Adding 1 mile from running during Boot Camp class this morning. Hoping for more later, but right now I'm trapped in my bedroom while there is new carpet being installed in the upstairs hallway and staircase. I have to leave for an appt in 1.5 hours, so I may have to rapel off my balcony.
Adding to the 9/11 memories - I'm a NYer but was living in CA at the time. For some reason I always felt guilty about that. My brother started working in the Towers after the first bombing, but got laid off before the second one. One of his coworkers died, he had transferred to another company on one of the higher floors. One of my high school classmates lost his life as well. And back when I went back to school for my Bachelor's, I had to take the NY State Regents exams to be able to get my prior nursing credits validated. The exams were held on one of the top floors, 104th I think. I was up there for two days. I recently went up to the top of the Freedom Tower and it was very healing. Nothing will replace the originals, but I like the way the whole area respects those who died that day and the spirit of the NYers and American people who became stronger as a result.
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Thanks to everyone that has shared personal stories of 9/11. Like @JUST_CECI, my then-wife's uncle also worked in the Pentagon on the side the plane struck, but an off-site meeting that morning kept him out of harm's way. But he lost many colleagues with whom he was very close to.
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@Lovemyalex - WOW! That is one incredible milestone!!!!
9/7 - 3 miles
9/9 - 4 miles
9/10 - 5 miles
9/11 - 8 miles
38/90
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9/12
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Adding 3.26 + 3.7 + 5.17 miles walked
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Thank you for sharing your 9/11 experiences.0
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12 miles
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Walked 3 miles today.
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... adding a few running miles to my total so far this month (15 done 15 to go)
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12 Sept 5.6 miles
13 Sept 6.2 miles
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LOTS of great movement this month!!! :drinker:
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