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Replaced the toilet in one of the kids bathrooms this weekend.  Yes,  I do think this fits on www.WeLearnAsWeGo.com .  I did learn a few thing during this process.  First, never believe a box that clearly states everything needed is included.  It took two additional trips to Lowes to retrieve all of the additional parts required.  Second, never assume that the person performing the initial install followed local code or common sense.   So far there are no leaks and I have completed another task on the todo list.

This will complete week 3 of “learning to run”.

I have ran 3 more times this week (4 last week, 3 the week before). So far – so good. It’s kicking my butt but I really want to be able to run a 5K by Thanksgiving.

Currently I’m working on walking for 2 mins then running for 4 – I try to do that at least 3 times. The last set is the hardest. I’ve almost fell off the treadmill a few times – the only thing stopping me was the wall that’s behind me. And boy am I shedding some sweat. I hope that’s good for my system because it’s terrible for my acne!

Now, Jamie is trying to run too!

OK.  I have made it through the first week.  I have spent 2 hours on the treadmill this week with a distance of 7.2 miles.  It is goal time again.  My personal goal is a 5K in 6 weeks in under 30 minutes.  Tabitha and I have also decided to do the 5K before the Myrtle Beach Marathon. That is still 122 days away and should be no problem.  Who knows,  by then we may be ready for the Half Marathon.  We also hope to participate in the Michelob Ultra Bike Ride after the Marathon.

The Big House is a place where all the neighborhood kids come and hang out each and every Sunday to hear about God’s love!! It is a service where kids bring their parents to church. The Big House is a high energy, 45 minute service that is full of drama, dancing, music, and so much more!!! You can catch the show @ Christ United Methodist Church, Sunday mornings @ 10:10.

I woke this morning @ 6AM to our 2 year old singing “We Will, We Will, Rock Rock” I hope that means he is ready for a good day of school. If not it could be rough for everyone.