Wednesday 021809 11 miles

• I woke up and could not take all the hair any more.  So some came off.

• Yet another thoughtful post by Matt Fitzgerald.  This one is right up Lucho's alley regarding what we perceive is hard pace and fatigue.  The post title ..."Fatigue is a choice."
• Great new blog on the right sidebar now from Master's Ace, Pete Magill.
• So a few weeks ago, we had Groundhog Day.  On that day, I made a comment to a co-worker about the movie Groundhog Day and how much I liked it.  Someone else, sitting nearby, heard this.  That person, who I have never really talked to, came by today, and introduced herself, told me that she had rented the movie because of my statement, and said ... "so ... I really didn't get it.  What did you like about it?"  I tried to express how I liked it because it represented a person's journey of choices through days, specifically in the movie - the same day over and over again.  "Did you like it?" I asked. Being polite, they would not say they did not like it but I can tell they would not be taking random movie recommendations from me again.  Interesting way to get introduced to someone I guess.
• Mid day got out for 11 miles, 78:30 minutes.  Winds were picking up on the second half, so I was glad to get 'er done.  There were huge piles of sand piled up on south Simms - blown there from the fields to the west yesterday.   Legs felt good.  Effort was easy through the run, except I decided to have a bit more fun in the last mile and open it up some.  I hit 5:30 pace for a bit, with a last mile split of 6:05.  I am sure the tail wind helped.
• Pizza making Wednesday night ...
• Dough in the bread machine
• Spinning the dough
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• JZ takes a spin
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• Pesto 'za
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• Hawaiian 'za
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