Steven had written a great workout, and while it was not my fastest workout, I enjoyed it and was thrilled to get in so much yardage. Workout as follows:
- 250 warm-up
- 400 kick
- 6 x 100 free @ 1:45
- 4 x 150 back/breast/free 20 seconds rest
- 6 x 75 fly/ back/ breast @ 1:40
- 4 x 200 pull @ 3:20
- 75 kick
- 25 fast kick
- 100 fly kick
- 50 fast kick
- 200 free
- 100 free
This was 3400 meters. I had to fudge my breast and back strokes, because mine are so slow that I could not make the intervals unless I converted them to free-style when I started getting too far behind.
Anyway, all went well, we picked up a happy meal and a Hot Fudge Sundae on the way home. Every bite was eaten, and I was pretty thrilled to see some serious calories taken in. It happens rarely, I am sorry that they were processed within an inch of their lives, but glad to see them eaten anyway.
In the afternoon, the sickness of a hard core cold settled on me with a vengeance. I sneezed all afternoon, felt feverish and kicked myself for getting in the pool when it was 22 degrees outside. I still did Gilad, but with a sinking heart that I would be drinking myself into a Theraflu oblivion later in the evening.
This indeed happened, and I have a fuzzy memory of crawling under my deliciously warm electric blanket at some unspecified time in the evening and reading an article in some publication about Larry David's ex-wife's new cookbook. It seems like I did not finish the article, and I cannot, for the life of me, remember what publication. Such is the nature of the bad cold.
Anyway, I suffered through a terrible night of sleep and a groggy morning. Nursery school went off without a hitch, and I plodded about the house until I took another nap. Sad times. Two days off in one week, it might be three. I have to decide what is going to go down tomorrow. Swim seems unwise under the circumstances. Bleh. A Week of Bleh.
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