My breakfasts have taken on a standard form - two rolls with cheese, ham, salami and butter, two slices of bread awash with Nutella, a bowl of cereal, orange juice, a banana and two cups of coffee. I also take an extra roll with meat and cheese which is my "second breakfast" after the first 10 miles of running. Not exactly veggie or low cholesterol, but it's what my body needs.
Tomorrow we run to the ferry in Kiel, and then sail overnight to Gothenburg in Sweden. What an adventure - a welcome change in routine.
9 comments:
Good Job, Russ! You're actually doing what some of us can only dream of!
Ed B.
Wow, half way there, amazing! Since all the kinks seemed to be worked out, aside from the sciatica, the next 32 days should be a breeze! :-)
Enjoy your restday Russel.
You deserve it.
Markus
Wow! great job! Enjoy the change of pace.
Aw Shucks, Russ! Sweet of you to think of us-- God knows you got your hands full enough on your own. I took two days off from reading your blog to give birth, so just saw the well wishes for me, Amy, and little Jude. We're all cheering for you!! Halfway there--
Way to go, Russ! Eat all the salami you need.
I'm so proud to know you.
Val
Yippee!!!! Half way. You don't look to have swollen grandma legs at all. Way to go Russ.
June
Not sure what "Ed B." eats at night to give him those dreams...you are doing much more than what I have ever dreamed of!
Russ,
Congratulations...you are almost to the Canadian border!...that is if you had left your front door and run up I-35!
You would have run through Waco, Dallas, OK City, Witchita, Topeka, Omaha, Sioux City, Sioux Falls, Fargo, and Grand Forks. In fact, you would be sitting just outside of Manvel, North Dakota right now looking over Turtle Creek. I think you picked the better route!
Just 65 miles to go to get to Canada!
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