Sunday morning early we will quickly be parsonified

[legalmoose]

You know, no one on any of my Trillian contact lists is awake at 8:30 on a Sunday morning. Strange, that. ;-)

lioncub just headed out the door to go on a bike ride with friends, and I'm out the door in about 45 minutes to ride to the pool for drills. An active morning, to be sure. Want to try and get to the gym a couple of times this week, around the running schedule. Running has to be the primary thing until after the 1/2 marathon, then will try to be more balanced around the 4 chosen activities - swim, bike, run, weights.

All this and trying to be a public official, too. Just call me, to borrow 5of5's phrase, Super Queer.

Comments

[jss]

> Sunday morning early we will quickly be parsonified

If you're off to be hymenially coupled or conjugally matrimonified, regardless of the doctor of divinity who (happily) resides in the immediate vicinity, something's seriously wrong with you.

I can name the kings of England...

[legalmoose]

I wondered if anyone would get that reference. :-)

Re: I can name the kings of England...

[jss]

In this crowd? If I didn't, I'd bet pinkfish would. (And it's "know," not "can name." Marathon and Waterloo notwithstanding. Close, though. ;-) )

Re: I can name the kings of England...

[legalmoose]

Beyoncé was playing in the background, so I claim distraction. ;-)

Re: I can name the kings of England...

[jss]

Well, okay then. We'll let you live. ;-) ;-) ;-)

[gregmce.livejournal.com]

If you check your lists on most Saturdays around 6:00am you'll find mine. Amazing how the only ones that show up for me, then, are friends in England... :)

[legalmoose]

See, I'm barely out of bed on a weekday at 6 a.m., much less a weekend. I'm guessing your training runs are at some ungodly hour of the morning?

[gregmce.livejournal.com]

My alarm on weekdays doesn't even go off until 7:45am. I do love my sleep. :)

But yeah, training starts far too early every Saturday. May and October's runs start at 8am, while June through September's start at 7am... except for four runs during July and August (the 14, 16, 18, and 20-milers) which start at 6am to keep everyone from dying of heatstroke.

There's something disconcerting about heading over to the run site while it's still dark, but when you finish and the temperature is still rising, it's ultimately a good thing. :)