Sunday, February 13, 2011

Day 136: Spent

Twelve hours later, I am spent. By 7 o'clock tonight, anything not done was slapped together to be finished tomorrow. I hate working sloppy, but there are times when that is the only solution if you don't have the amount of hands to finish the job properly. The women I was working with today, were incredible. No complaining, even though they all had good reason.

Plan for the Week

Monday:
AM: Brick training: Run 5K/bike to work
Sets: Walking lunges, sit ups, push ups, squats
PM: Bike from work
Swimming: Swimming: 800 yards total. Swim 200 yds (5x40) reg, 160 (4x40) fast, 200 reg, 160 fast, 80 (2x40) backstroke
Dinner: Mushroom soup (Valentine's tradition--someday I'll share the recipe), good bread, and salad

Tuesday:
AM: Running: light 1.5 miles
PM: Circuit training class
Dinner: Chipotle?

Wednesday:
AM: Run 2 miles, Stretch
Bike to work
PM: Swimming: 800 yards total. Swim 200 yds (5x40) reg, 160 (4x40) fast, 200 reg, 160 fast, 80 (2x40) backstroke
Dinner: Thai pineapple Curry with Chicken, Rice,

Thursday:
AM: Leave early to cycle the Back Bay then to work
PM: Swimming: 800 yards total. Swim 200 yds (5x40) reg, 160 (4x40) fast, 200 reg, 160 fast, 80 (2x40) backstroke
Dinner: butternut squash and greens over bow-tie pasta (page 169 in How to Eat Supper)

Friday:
AM: Running, speed work. 10 minutes reg, 1 minute fast, 5 minute reg, 1 minute fast, 5 minute reg, 1 minute fast, 5 minute reg, 1 minute fast, 5 minute reg, 1 minute fast, cool down
PM: yoga
Dinner: Tuna Salad with Country bread (page 18 of How to Eat Supper)

Saturday:
AM: Brick Training in Los Alamitos (planning to be a bad one!)
followed by Breakfast with new friend Jen and her family and possibly a bike ride on the beach boardwalk. I will need some giant beanbag time...
Dinner: Roasted Chicken with creamy Swiss chard and au gratin potatoes

To Clarify, we try to eat at least one vegetarian meal per week. We use mason jars to store leftovers in easy grab-and-go portions for lunch the next day. The students at my work, drool over my leftovers and wish they had time to cook real meals.

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