Friday, February 15, 2008
Dallas Weekend Part II (Still Feb. 9)
So my super-supportive husband drove me to Dallas last weekend so I could run the Dallas Half-Marathon (I've been talking about running a full again, and Rob gives me The Look). I've been checking my email inbox all week long waiting for the race pictures to come. It was a beautiful day for a run, and I had a really good race. I ran very conservatively, and even took walk-breaks every 4 miles (this was against my competitive side's desires). And despite all these precautions, my time was only two minutes longer than my Baltimore Half time. This was thrilling, because I was NOT pregnant when I ran Baltimore, and I DID push myself that day. It was nice to have such a measurable proof of how my running has improved.
It was also nice just to be in a big city. I really miss it. We ate Thai food, and it was really good. Much better than anything we can get in Little Rock. I miss good restaurants. Rob also endured the Galleria for me (gianormous shopping mall). Don't I have a great husband?
After the race, we drove to Plano and Rob took me to Melanie Lane, where he grew up (how much do I love that?). Sandy claims that "Beky" is still engraved on the mailbox, but I couldn't see it. I later realized that I neglected to take my sunglasses of while looking, though, so who knows? It may be. The next Glade to visit Melanie Lane will have to check--without wearing sunglasses!
Oh, and I had to take the candy heart quiz Heather showed us. I, too, am a sucker for these things. And Rob will laugh when he sees this:
Your Candy Heart Says "Get Real" |
You don't lose your head, and hardly anyone penetrates your heart. Your ideal Valentine's Day date: is all about the person you're seeing (with no mentions of v-day!) Your flirting style: honest and even slightly sarcastic What turns you off: romantic expectations and "greeting card" holidays Why you're hot: you don't just play hard to get - you are hard to get |
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Joining the Blogging Community
So whenever someone asks me why we don't have a blog (and you'd be suprised how often this question gets asked), I always use our classic excuse of "we don't have kids, so there's nothing interesting for us to blog about. Who wants to see pictures of just us?". Well, since there is now a diminishing window of time during which I'll be able to use that line, I decided I had better get in a little practice. So here goes. The Glades have a blog!
I guess our first big news, already alluded to above, is that we are expecting. September 23rd (or the 24th, depending on which doctor's office we ask). We are, of course, very happy.
In other news, Rob is getting ready to take his boards in April, and hence is very busy. Add to that the various research projects and papers that he's got going, on top of an already very busy work schedule, and it makes for one very stressed husband. This leaves me with lots of time to fill. I've been fairly sick with the pregnancy-related naseau and vomitting, so I've been happy to lay on the bed and read. To this end, I am attempting to read the entire Dresden Files in under a month. Can I do it? So far, the answer looks like a "yes".
I guess our first big news, already alluded to above, is that we are expecting. September 23rd (or the 24th, depending on which doctor's office we ask). We are, of course, very happy.
In other news, Rob is getting ready to take his boards in April, and hence is very busy. Add to that the various research projects and papers that he's got going, on top of an already very busy work schedule, and it makes for one very stressed husband. This leaves me with lots of time to fill. I've been fairly sick with the pregnancy-related naseau and vomitting, so I've been happy to lay on the bed and read. To this end, I am attempting to read the entire Dresden Files in under a month. Can I do it? So far, the answer looks like a "yes".
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