Re: Whadja do this weekend?

[Guest guest]

Wow, running 8 miles! That's awesome! How long does it take you to run 8

miles? Do you do that daily? If not what does your workout schedule look

like for a week?

Sue

Whadja do this weekend?

> I hope everyone had a great weekend. I sure did and I am BONE tired

tonight

> because of it!

>

> Yesterday started VERY early. Roy decided he wanted to go to Seattle to

> stand in line to buy Lion King tickets. He reminds me of this about 11

p.m.

> Friday night...that he wants to be IN Seattle at 4 a.m. We decided it

would

> make more sense to be in Seattle about 5 a.m. We stood in line. I sang a

> song in front of a bunch of people and won a beanie from the play, we got

> 2nd row seats on the aisle, which is the BEST place to sit because during

> the presentation of Simba these huge puppets come up the aisles. The

> elephants are almost elephant size. Each leg has a man in it. It's

> incredible.

>

> We hightailed it from there to my marathon training group. I ran 8 miles

> while Roy waited. He's decided that he's going to run when I run on

> Saturdays, just go at lower mileage. The run felt good.

>

> We then hightailed it (again...felt like we were behind all weekend) to

the

> Bite of Seattle. We met a friend, who was late...gosh I hate that. She's

> always late. We had lunch and then walked downtown to see a concert with

the

> SEattle Symphony. Shore was guest conductor and the music was Lord

of

> the Rings. It was phenomenal! Wow...Sissel was there (she sang Gollum's

Song

> and other female vocals in Return of the King) and she has an amazing

voice.

>

> After the play we jetted to Everett to meet Roy's sister for dinner. After

> that we went to the American Idol concert. What fun! On top of the

talented

> ten from this season, Tamyra Gray was there. Man oh man was she good!

She's

> even better than last year. In fact everyone has improved dramatically

since

> the show except Camille. It's interesting. She's a sweet girl, but she's

> about 17 as are 3 other idols. She is the only one who acts like a young

> teen. The others are so mature.

>

> This morning Roy swapped so I was stuck at home with no car. I toyed with

> riding my bike to church, but couldn't figure out the logistics so I ended

> up ready for church, but no way to go. Roy got home and we headed out on a

> bike ride. Plan was we'd ride for half an hour or so and then go to the Y

to

> swim. Instead I decided that I'd had enough swimming for the week and

needed

> for exercise to just be fun. We took off on a ride and then headed home.

Roy

> wanted Teriyaki, but the place he wanted to go to was closed so I said

> " Let's go into Smokey Point and get it. You like theirs. " He wasn't

thrilled

> since it's the next town over, but we went. Ended up on a 23 mile bike

ride

> and had a wonderful, relaxing afternoon. The only dark spot was when I was

> heading over some RR tracks and biffed it on the bike, again...left part

of

> my knee of the pavement. Scared the patoobies out of me because I fell

> towards traffic. My tire got caught in a RR track. From now on I walk over

> RR tracks that aren't perpendicular to the road. Poor Roy was behind me

and

> it took about ten years off his life. Fortunately we weren't far from a

> store. We turned around and he went in and got some better first aid

> supplies. I had bandaids...but that wasn't going to do the trick.

>

> On the way home we stopped off for a movie and saw " i Robot. " Excellent

> movie! Better than I thought it was going to be. Rode home and had a nice

> dinner together! Another wonderful summer weekend.

>

> Oh, and he gave me my anniversary card early. He's taking me whale

watching

> on Tuesday! Only one more day of school then we're FINALLY out for the

> summer.

>

> So what did you all do this weekend?

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> Tory Klementsen, MCP A+

> Career and Technology Educator

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> www.msteechur.com

> -The successful person will do the things that the unsuccessful person

will

> not.

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