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Up And Out

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18 Aug

This morning I did my first run around my new neighborhood. (I actually ran here a few times before we moved to Maryland, but that’s another story for another day.)

I am convinced that the route I took this morning is all uphill on the way out! Luckily that means its downhill on the way back. I can’t complain, but those first 3 miles of uphill were brutal!IMG_0585

Mile 1: 9:11

Mile 2: 9:06

Mile 3: 9:28

Mile 4: 8:27 (Yeah for down hill at the turn around!)

Mile 5: 8:30

Mile 6: 8:56

Post run I came home to the power being off so I couldn’t use the microwave to make my planned Vitatop Parfait. Instead I made a beautiful yogurt bowl. IMG_0582

The power was back on shortly after so I think fate was telling me to eat this delicious meal 🙂 I also added some Barney Butter post photo shoot because if I don’t have nut butter for breakfast my tummy gets angry.

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I have convinced my Nino and Nina to come help me with the floors, so I gotta go!

Make it a great day!

Question: What would you eat if there was no power to cook dinner tonight?

Me: Take out.

Ha.

But, if I had to eat something here it would probably be cheese and crackers and fruit.

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    1. Amber K says

      2010-08-19 at 4:46 am

      That is definitely tough. Probably a huge salad with a billion veggies, beans and sunflower seeds. Most of my meals, even in the summer, involve some sort of cooking!

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    2. Jac says

      2010-08-19 at 3:40 am

      PB & J… and bring it out to the nearest coffee joint for some coffee and wifi.

      Reply
    3. Olivia @ Blissful Runner says

      2010-08-19 at 1:02 am

      Cold oatmeal – I’d call it museli to give it a little oomph, but really it’s just cold oatmeal. I love it though!

      Reply
    4. Melissa (MelissaLikesToEat) says

      2010-08-18 at 11:28 pm

      I would probably eat a salad of some sort! Or a sandwich. 🙂

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    5. Cyndi @ Weightless Life says

      2010-08-18 at 9:36 pm

      Peanut butter sandwiches and dry cereal? If there was no power to cook dinner tonight it would probably be a sad affair. I’d choose take out over any of the stuff in my cabinets though.

      Reply
    6. Karyn says

      2010-08-18 at 9:17 pm

      yay for first runs in a new ‘hood. i’m in the process of exploring my new area too. soooo exciting! 🙂

      Reply
    7. Maria @ Kale and Cupcakes says

      2010-08-18 at 9:01 pm

      I’d say screw the oven, and make it a date night with the hubby and go for Thai food at a nearby Thai place.

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    8. Andrea says

      2010-08-18 at 8:37 pm

      That looks delicious…love blueberries. Hey, what happened to the red hair? I’m a fellow redhead and LOVE it! 🙂

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    9. Becky says

      2010-08-18 at 7:34 pm

      Great run! Those hills make for some pretty sweet negative splits. I have the opposite problem..downhill out, uphill back.

      I’d end up eating a dinner salad if I was without power…or a pizza?!

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    10. Samantha @ Health, Happiness & Skinny Jeans says

      2010-08-18 at 7:20 pm

      If I had no power I would have a cold taco-style salad with black beans and salsa.

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    11. Sana says

      2010-08-18 at 6:36 pm

      I would run to the freezer and “save” the ice cream!

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    12. Kristy@ KristyRuns.com says

      2010-08-18 at 6:30 pm

      Great run! I am convinced one of my 6 mile routes is the same way: uphill out and down hill back. But its better than the opposite! And no microwave equals pb&j. 🙂

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    13. Emily says

      2010-08-18 at 6:26 pm

      I would normally say hummus – but I had that for lunch.
      So either a big salad with black beans, goat cheese and veggies or a bagel with goat cheese and mators.

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    14. alison says

      2010-08-18 at 5:52 pm

      If I couldn’t open my fridge, I’d probably eat pb and honey. But take out sounds like pretty good option, too.

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    15. Beth @ Will Run for Books says

      2010-08-18 at 5:47 pm

      We have a gas stove and a gas grill – so there is not really an excuse for not cooking 🙂 but tuna salad sandwiches are always a good standby!

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    16. Evan Thomas says

      2010-08-18 at 5:25 pm

      Salads and leftovers are my excuse for not wanting to cook. I just had leftover eggplant, hummus, and baked beans all over spinach and cold. Hit the spot.

      I need to ask what a nino and nina are

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      • runeatrepeat says

        2010-08-18 at 5:30 pm

        My Godparents are my “Nino” and “Nina” – I think it’s a Catholic/Mexican thing 🙂

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    17. Beth @ Beth's Journey to Thin says

      2010-08-18 at 5:25 pm

      Oh man that is a tough one. Probably black beans, corn and tomatoes mixed together with some crackers. And cheese if i was allowed to open my fridge.

      Reply
    18. Lisa says

      2010-08-18 at 5:19 pm

      Trader Joe’s hummus is a good suggestion! Or salad. I love eating salad!

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    19. suki @ [Super Duper Fantastic] says

      2010-08-18 at 5:02 pm

      Trader Joe’s hummus! 🙂 And I love that their cheese is a lot cheaper than other places. Maybe a quinoa salad. You don’t have to actually COOK quinoa. If you pull up a package of quinoa from Costco, they just ask you to add cold water. 🙂

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