I have no idea why. It’s not bad but a strange shooting pain every once in a while. I think it is one of those all-in-your-head pains. I have been taking an all-over body inventory every few hours today. It doesn't help that my Little Buddy was smothering me last night with a 105 temperature. I am sure to get Ebola (or strep or whatever little kid kooties he has). But so far I feel ok, aside from the little toe pain that has been there for the last two inventories. I’m not worried. A little toe pain will not slow me down, ok it may slow me down but it wont kill me.
Thanks to all of you who have wished me well!!! It means so much to me! I have my bags packed and my carry on full of my marathon shoes,running gear, and marathon outfit.
More to come!!!!!
Today I am grateful for:
AN the RB for hanging with Lazy Dog this week!
Jess and Katie for plant sitting this week!
Everyone who had any part in helping me get to this point! i couldn’t have come this far without you all (Jess, AN the RB, Paul, RED, Mel, Kerrie, Jill, Zoe, Amber, all my bloggy peeps this means you!)
Good luck and have fun :)!! Hope the toe feels better!
ReplyDeleteGood luck! can't wait to see your results!
ReplyDeleteI hope it's not EBOLA I hear that can get pretty nasty :) just teasing I hope the little guy feels better soon! and you are going to rock!!!
ReplyDeleteGood luck! You can do it---you have trained hard and you are ready:)
ReplyDeleteI hope the pain disappears asap and that you contracted no germs! Have a great race!
ReplyDeleteDo not hit your toe with a hammer - imaginary or not!
ReplyDeleteI was laughing when I read the part about taking a body inventory . . . don't lose anything.
ReplyDeleteSeriously - Enjoy this time . . . leading up to your first marathon. Soak it all in.
Relax and run . . . simply run for the fun of it. Run because you can.
Maybe run a mile for me - I have a stress fracture in my right foot and can't run for 4-6 weeks.
ENJOY
Have a great race!!! Enjoy :)
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to reading all about it.
Have an amazing trip! I'm sure the pain is phantom, but you could always ice it to be sure (I ice anything that flares up).
ReplyDeleteMy husband just got me the Garmin 405 and I noticed you have one as well...any tips on how to get the most out of it while training?
Yeah. It does sound like nerves but that's normal. Good luck. Have a good trip and a great run.
ReplyDeleteBEST OF LUCK in OKC!!!! Can hardly wait to hear your post-race report. I will say a little prayer that your hip is pain FREE the entire 26.2 miles!!!!
ReplyDeleteYay for you! Rock it!
ReplyDeleteHope the little one is feeling better!!
Save travels and good luck!
ReplyDeleteI am so happy for you and your sis! I think you will both do amazing! Good luck Can't wait to hear how it goes!
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a great race, I cant wait to read about it!!
ReplyDeleteHope the toe feels better and you run an awesome marathon!
ReplyDeleteGood luck! Ice your toe!
ReplyDeleteIts Taper madness pain for sure, I have had the same weird things. OK so it will be TOUGH but no, I repeat no, cuddling with your little man!!
ReplyDeleteI am PROUD to say that I ran miles and miles with you on your way to your FIRST Marathon :)
I bet I'll be doing the same thing! LOL! :)
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