july 2009 - sorry, no exciting news like june.
still stuck in kentucky. (it's not really that bad...) i'm a little more official now as apparently both kentucky and south carolina are taking taxes from my hard-earned money. wtf? it's ok government, i didn't want my money anyway. work, eat, sleep, run - story of my life. that might sound glamorous... but seriously it's all i do. it's not like i'm hanging out, watching tv, having a life, etc. it's no surprise why wedding-planning isn't progressing along. hello, running comes first.
total mileage: 267.60 (what? how did i do that?)
time spent running: 38:25:05
avg pace: 8:41/mile
days off: 2
avg resting hr: n/a (terrible at remembering to do this lately)
avg max hr: 177.67
pushups: 619 (can we say slacker?)
Friday, July 31, 2009
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Well that's gotta suck about the taxes (surely that's not legal?). Glad to hear you're keeping your priorities in order regarding wedding vs running :)
ReplyDeleteWOW, and I was pumped about running almost 200 this month! That mileage is impressive! It's ok that you don't have a life...I don't either...I've realized pretty fast that trying to balance life with marathon training (and a boyfriend..and a job...)is NUTS!
ReplyDeleteThat sucks :( I can relate, we are Aussie expats in Spain so we are paying taxes to both countries....it seems so unfair!
ReplyDeletedo you have one of those planning books that helps with the wedding planning? Believe it or not, when my mom planned my brother's wedding (yes, her, not the bride) I got hers from Snapfish. All the contact info and scheduling and stuff you might not remember in one place.
ReplyDeleteTaht's some great mileage! Only two days off!! That's amazing! Hope your tax returns are good!?
ReplyDeleteAmazing monthly mileage!
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about the double taxation. I've heard of that happening but don't know the rules about it. I do know that my hubby and I had a very simple do-it-for-yourself type of wedding because we were too busy (and cheap) to deal with planning a big one. We splurged on our honeymoon, though :-)
That's some impressive mileage! I hope most of it wasn't on the dreadmill.
ReplyDeleteAnd that really sucks about being taxed in both states! But, I bet the tax rate together is still ess than California's tax rate (currently running around 11%). Grrr...
One you decide on the date and the place, the wedding planning is cake. However, I let my mom do a lot of the stuff (she liked it and has good taste)!
ReplyDelete"Lindsay" and "slacker" are two words that never in the same sentence should be. Need proof? Check out your monthly mileage. Rock on, runner girl/bride-to-be!
ReplyDeleteI hate taxes... I live in Nevada, but my employer is in Utah. So I get taxed by Utah even though I don't get to cast my vote for any decisions in that state! Not far!!!
ReplyDeleteWedding planning is hard... just elope! ;-)
Wow, that is some insane mileage, girlie! AWESOME month . . . there's nothing slacker-ish about it!
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about your taxes! Hope things get better for you!
ReplyDelete619 push-ups?! Dang girl.
ReplyDeleteWOW, your mileage is impressive. Congrats! It's like almost 100 over what I did, and I did more than I typically do! I am trully so excited about your marathon, because I think you are going to have an amazing race. You are so dedicated and talented - it's nice to watch:) Ana-Maria
ReplyDeleteP.S. You know, J can take care of the weddking planning. You don't strike me like someone who has precise ideas/dreams about what the wedding should be (I was the same).
Omigosh, you had 2 days off the whole month? I had 2 days off this week! Are we training for the same marathon or am I missing something?
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
Nice numbers for the month!! You are like 600 push ups ahead of me for the month of July, so nicely done!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you've improved on your mileage, by lot. Good job. Also, since I started following recently I didn't know you were engaged. So, congrats on that. Have you set a date yet?
ReplyDeleteHow is it you pay taxes to two different states? Does your job move you around? Just curious. Well, good luck on August!
Ha Running comes first!
ReplyDeletePERFECT!!!
And what impressive numbers for July! You rock lady!
Only 2 days off? Stop making the rest of us look bad. Great job. You are inspiring to up my mileage for my next race.
ReplyDeleteWedding bells, huh?? That's exciting!! (Yes, I am VERY behind on my blogs!)
ReplyDeleteamazinggggg girl!!!! WOW thats a lot of miles!
ReplyDeleteWedding plan while you run! :)
ReplyDeleteNICE mileage!! i hope to get mine up there this month! do you know what your weekly mileage is gonna max out at?
ReplyDeletewhat's your job exactly?
NICE mileage!! i hope to get mine up there this month! do you know what your weekly mileage is gonna max out at?
ReplyDeletewhat's your job exactly?
absolutely running comes first.
ReplyDeleteI am always glad to see people that have priorities in order. :)
slacker? i did zero in july , so i think i will take that title :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing mileage Lindsay, but that sucks about the taxes! ugh!! good luck with the wedding plans... it'll all come together :)
ReplyDelete267 miles????
ReplyDeleteI did 17.
Take a break and get those wedding plans going girlie!
AWESOME July!
ReplyDeleteYou shouldn't have to pay those double taxes. When I loved in NY and worked in MA for a bit, I believe I got all of my MA taxes back. But it was eons ago, so my memory might not be the best :-)
I would look into it, though. Double taxes = no good.
Damn girl that's some awesome mileage!!!
ReplyDeleteHave I told you, you are a machine! You pump out such amazing mileage, and make it look so easy. Way to go!
ReplyDeleteYou have your priorities straight! Running then wedding planning. Lol! Love it :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job on all those miles. I think you need to incorporate more TV and couch-sitting into your training...just kidding, you inspire me!
ReplyDeleteWow thats alot of miles, you are such a machine!
ReplyDeletewell, hopefully, you can end up getting a good tax refund next spring. you should look into, or have a tax professional, see if you should be filing a tax return for kentucky part-time resident, etc. Not sure about all the details, but a tax preparer would.
ReplyDeleteYou're out of the hotel with a regular address there now, right?