You Know You Are Getting Old When….
As the years have passed, I don’t feel older. Sure I have the “normal” amount of stiffness in the morning and the usual aches and pains. And I know I have an AARP card but I guess I convince myself that I just don’t look old.
Last night my wife and I went out to eat and then to the movies. It had been a while since I had been to the movies on a week night but I was a little surprised at the price of the tickets, they were less that I though. I later realized that I had been given the “senior” discount. The sad part is that I don’t “qualify” for two more years.
I was telling this story at work today and one of co-workers quipped that the I may look old the kid selling tickets but I could probably out run him.
Ran 5 miles today. It had warmed up to about 50 but the wind was gusting from the southwest and I alternated between hot and cold.
Training for the week
Sun: Rest Day/Weight Machines @ Y
Mon: 9 miles with 4 miles @ Tempo – 1:17:31
Tues: 5 miles – easy 45:59, pace 9:10
Wed: 10 miles – 1:33:28, pace 9:20
Thur: Rest Day
Fri: 5 miles – easy 46:06, pace 9:11