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Lazy Sunday?

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26 Sep

I can’t remember the last time I had a Lazy Sunday. It seems like I always have a long To Do list on what is supposed to be a day of rest.

Well, at least I get a rest from running on Sundays. Today Ben and I took a walk to get the day started. Before we left I had a couple handfuls of cereal to tide me over.IMG_1518 I love that there is a close path by our place. I was in love with the path in Columbia, MD…. IMG_7856

It was right next to a lake and super tranquil…IMG_7858

This path isn’t as nice, but it’s better than just walking on the sidewalk by a busy street. IMG_1517

Once we were home I made Pumpkin Pancakes. Sunday mornings require a more elaborate breakfast than the rest of the week, don’t you think?IMG_1521

I didn’t measure anything exactly but I made the pancakes with: egg beaters, peanut flour, whole wheat flour, pumpkin, chia seeds, salt, baking powder, pumpkin pie spice and almond milk.

The combination of pumpkin and a little too much egg made these fall apart when I flipped them. They’re not the most perfect looking p-cakes, but they were delicious!

I added sliced banana when they were cooking, but you can only see it on the bottom one.IMG_1526

Topped with almond butter and syrup. Sunday morning pancakes are the best!IMG_1524

I also ended up cutting my carrot juice half and half with orange juice. Much better. IMG_1529 Happy Sunday 🙂

Question: Are you getting any rest today or is it “go, go, go”?

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    1. Lisa says

      2010-09-27 at 5:47 pm

      I’ve been going so hard for over a year. Lots of things to train for. Now that I’m not training for anything and have to take a break from running…I suddenly have a lot of free time. I’m trying to figure out what to do!

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    2. Amber K says

      2010-09-27 at 3:37 pm

      Sundays are always my busiest day. Church, errands, family time, and then I’m pretty much falling directly into bed.

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    3. Karyn says

      2010-09-26 at 7:26 pm

      ummmm all my days are go go go 😉

      but i’m trying to take it easier! it helps now that i’m not a student and i don’t have any work to prepare for the week.

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    4. Caronae says

      2010-09-26 at 7:05 pm

      I made some amazing pumpkin peanut pancakes yesterday! Sundays are my long run days so the morning is never as relaxing. I just finished and had a delicious brunch, now going to meet a blog friend then hours and hours of homework. Soi I guess I get a lot of things done on Sundays, but they are still kind of relaxing (mostly because “homework” really means “napping”). 🙂

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    5. Kristy @ KristyRuns says

      2010-09-26 at 6:06 pm

      Ooooh. Pumpkin pancakes look great! Were they peanuty from the peanut flour?

      Today is definitely a lazy day. After an 18 mile run yesterday, I’ve earned it. 🙂

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    6. Heather says

      2010-09-26 at 5:53 pm

      I wish Sunday was a rest day but since going to school and working full time, Sunday is a school work/housework day.

      I hope you enjoy your Sunday!

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    7. alison says

      2010-09-26 at 5:46 pm

      Yay for rest! I hope you have a refreshing day.
      My husband and I started out this morning with the opposite of rest: an early 8 miler. We’ve been married 14 years and this was the first time we’ve ever run together. Now that the hard part if over, the rest of the day should be restful. Hopefully.

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    8. Evan says

      2010-09-26 at 5:19 pm

      Today, I have to grocery shop, except I have no pants because they’re in the laundry which is going on now, which had to wait until noon to be done because I was stinking up some workout clothes in the morning. SO once I get some groceries I will happily rest.

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