Monday AM - 4 miles on the ditch with Greg. Added on another 1.9 post.
Evening - along the ditch and back. 4.2, and picked up to a threshold sort of thing. Felt good to work a bit.
Tuesday - did the routine physical thing. I seem to always leave these a bit ... miffed.
"Have you had any depressive thoughts over the last two weeks?"
I am too stupid to just say no, and I end up asking an unnecessary question ... "uh, I am a human ... do most people just answer that no? I mean I would guess based on my interactions with folks if you are getting that for a response, then most people are lying."
Uncomfortable pause.
"Sir, it is a screening question."
Uncomfortable pause.
"Uh yeah, I am fine."
"Do you take caffeine?
"Yes. About 15 minutes ago."
"Alcohol?"
"Yeah."
"How much?"
"It varies."
"From what to what?"
"From zero to ..."
Uncomfortable pause.
Doing math in my head ... and trying to figure out a number that doesn't get me locked up right away.
"maybe 10 in a week?"
"Yeah. Let's say a dozen."
It is just a lot of that. And being told degradation of vision, loss of hearing, interrupted sleep, loss of muscle mass, etc are all normal. But is there anything you are concerned about? But don't have those depressive thoughts at all in a two week period.
But hey, the lab was done up in Halloween stuff so there was fake blood in the walls. So there is that.
PM - 10.5 miles over to practice, some with the coaches and then back home. Got in some work at the gym too.
Wednesday AM - a slow 3 miles with GW

PM - 5.5 miles with the coaches
Thursday AM - 7.1, handful of it with GW on the Lac Amora loop. Additional 1.3 post super easy. A bit more at the Regional meet.
Friday - 8 miles with the coaches.
Saturday - 8.2 with practice.
Sunday - up early (3:45) after a late night with the band. Ugh. Travel to Buffalo NY for the week. 8 miles, most of it on a stretch of road that I'll avoid in the off hours (no real sidewalk or good shoulder). But when I got to the bike path, that was cool.
63 something miles on the week. Overall pace has been getting better.