Got my race number/shirt for the Run Nassau series. Guess what number I got? That’s right –
52!
Bit worried about tomorrow’s 5k, we’re due for 1-3″ inches of snow overnight, but we were told the race shall go on barring heavier snow. I’m pretty sure I’m going to go for it anyway.
Posted on February 10, 2012, in Personal and tagged 5k, race, run nassau. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.
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| Phase IV (3/5/12 - ?) | |
| Start / Target Weights: | 185.5 -> 160 |
| Current Weight (Total Lost): | 185.0 (-0.5) |
| Time (Avg Per Week): | 66 weeks (0.0 lbs/week) |
| Are we there yet? | No |
| Phases I-III (5/29/11 - 3/4/12) | |
| Start / End Weights: | 267 -> 185.5 lbs (-81.5) |
| Time (Avg Per Week): | 40 weeks (2.04 lbs/week) |
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You and your blog are certainly an inspiration and I applaud your efforts! It's a very well earned s
J your blog has been a real source of inspiration for many. Enjoy your semi retirement. Hopefully I'
Congrats on another marathon. a huge achievement.
yes thanks for sharing your journey. You have been a huge inspiration to me.
Your blog has been a real constant for me. Thanks for sharing your journey!
Good luck
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52 Weeks, 52 Pounds 
Have fun tomorrow! That is wicked cool about the # 52!! 😀
What a great number for you, J! Good luck with the 5K – hopefully the weather holds out in your area. I am thinking about attempting to jog my first 5K next month (still contemplating with this bum ankle of mine…).
Let us know how you do in the 5K, though!
-Erica
That’s too fun! I usually think of those things as a display of God’s sense of humour! I’m sure you will be fine fo r the run – as long as it’s not brutally cold and your lungs freeze! You probably won’t get your fastest time, but if you’re running, you won’t be out there too long. All the best!
Welcome to the Twilight Zone 🙂