Food Food Food

Pretty much everything in this post has something to do with food. Enjoy, all you foodies!

So, yesterday was a fun 3 mile-ish run through the lovely town of old peoeple, restaurants and retail stores a.k.a Boynton Beach. This brings us to our first problem: Ryan lives amongst a swarm of restaurants that all happen to emit yummy, mouth-watering smells. It's like a test of our will power to run past Five Guys, Bonefish, Chipotle, Village Tavern, etc. But we did it! Of course we rewarded ourselves with Pei Wei after, which is a healthier choice than most of the places we past. Go us!

Other highlights of the run include me pushing Ryan into light poles for fun, sprinting around corners, and running for about 1/4 mile through loosely packed sand that was on the road for some unknown reason (construction, maybe?). Also, I never knew that any one neighborhood could have about 10 gazebos and 15 pools.

Right now, as I am sitting in my sweaty exercise clothes, I am watching "27 Dresses" to relax from my 4 mile jog and workout. Nothing too exciting to report about my run, except that I am starting to run faster than I ever have before. It's really cool knowing that I probably just ran my fastest 4 miles ever. I'm actually super suprised I was able to drag myself out to run after stuffing myself with my weight's worth of food at Sweet Tomatoes for lunch. I felt full until about 6 pm. For this, I blame Marc. He just HAD to ask me if I was getting ice cream. Oh well, at least I felt good enough to go for a run and burn those calories off (or at least like 1/10 of them).

That's all to report for now. No run for me tomorrow. It's Rosh Hashonah and I've gotta go straight to my parents' house for dinner. Happy New Year to all you Jews :)