I have two very awesome races in Orange County to share with you today, including a way you can run the Disneyland 10k and Half Marathon in September. I ran the Disney Half last year and the 10K! First let’s talk running eating.
I am full on obsessed with Toufayan’s Gluten Free Pita Chips. They are perfected seasoned and crunchy without being too hard. I don’t know how to describe them, but yeah. Give ‘em a while.
I had the sea salt version with lunch and then some of the Salted Caramel for dessert.
Last night I bought a watermelon for dessert happiness. I cut it around 8pm and it was completely gone thismorning by 8am.
Should I be ashamed of myself? I have zero self control when it comes to watermelon. But it makes me so happy!
And now I’m sipping on this low calorie energy drink Sambazon sent me to try. I really like it. It tastes like sparkling juice (not medicine like some energy drinks).
Run Disneyland and around Orange County for the Cure
Yesterday two different race contacts hit me up about great road races in Orange County – the Disneyland Half Marathon and the Race for the Cure 5k.
The Disneyland Half marathon and 10k is sold out (race is Sept 5/6). You can get a bib for BOTH races by working with Team All 4 Kids. To get a bib you must fundraise $750 dollars and that will get you: the bibs for , 1 theme park ticket, shirt, training tips, nutrition tips and more.
The Susan G Komen Race for the Cure is a 5k on September 27th at Fashion Island in Newport Beach, CA.
sally @ sweat out the small stuff says
It’s mostly water….you’re good….just staying hydrated =)
Samantha Schroeder says
Never ever in a million years. I’m proud of you Monican. 12 hours is impressive. Id challenge you to a watermelon eating competition
Michele says
My husband considers a watermelon one serving. He just cuts it in half and starts eating it.
Lora @ Crazy Running Girl says
Watermelon is by far one of the best parts of summer! My cat even loves watermelon. Weirdo.
Emily @ My Healthyish Life says
Glad you didn’t call watermelon dessert. It’s more like a life necessity 😉
Marie at the Lazy W says
That’s a baby watermelon. You should NOT be ashamed. xoxo
AdjustedReality says
I think you should be PROUD of eating a whole watermelon in 12 hours. 🙂 That’s just me.
Heather @ Run Eat Play says
Never be ashamed of eating an entire watermelon. I think 12 hours is actually a little too long. Six hours. I bet I could eat an entire watermelon is six hours…or two. 🙂