Friday, Lori and I dropped off our daughter to her first day of preschool. The cliche that is how time flies is so true. But I remember every little moment since she was born. But she is excited and so are we. We look forward to her learning, adapting, socializing, and growing.
At the same time, our son started his junior year in high school.
I think it's funny when people talk about running like it's every story or blog or conversation you have. But the reality is that running is just my therapy.
The past two weeks have been insane.
My ATV needed to be worked on.
My son's truck broke down (aka the world is ending).
my car brakes went out.
So sometimes you punt, you buy a new car, you spend evenings fixing shit and you keep trucking.
But thank God for running and Evofit. They keep me sane.
The cool part is that Cancer Better Run is halfway through our training cycle. We definitely have some big hills to climb before we taper but we are closer than ever to our goal of running the New York Marathon for such a great cause.
I will be honest. I am not excited to run a marathon. But I am excited to run for this cause. I am excited to run with three friends that are amazing people. I am excited to see that hopefully our money we have raised will help save one person's life.
As we completed the first half of our training, we actually all got to run with each other on Saturday. We haven't all run together in 8 weeks.
Onto next week.
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