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Wednesday Feb 13, 2008 #
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slept:6.0 weight:167lbs (rest day)
So much to do, so little time before the 6am flight on Friday. I had to make the trip down to Bristol and back again today, during another long lunch, to see Nate compete in the Sectional relay. He did pretty well for being on classic skis for the 2nd time this year (and perhaps 6th time ever), and his "B" relay beat Irondequoit's "A" team in a nice see-saw battle.
Got home shortly before the Sabres-Leafs came on TV. I was supposed to be at the game, but if there wasn't time to train today, I certainly couldn't afford the extra 3 hours of driving.
In the good news department, I found my missing Garmin, compass and O-shoes. The law of conservation of lost items means that I seem to have misplaced Nate's thumb compass. I'm not sure what else will turn up missing when we pack.
But the most exciting news is that I have a new niece, complements of brother PJ (well, Cynthia did just about all of the work). That makes 17 (well, counting nephews) - 15 on my side of the family to 2 on Chris's side.
Got home shortly before the Sabres-Leafs came on TV. I was supposed to be at the game, but if there wasn't time to train today, I certainly couldn't afford the extra 3 hours of driving.
In the good news department, I found my missing Garmin, compass and O-shoes. The law of conservation of lost items means that I seem to have misplaced Nate's thumb compass. I'm not sure what else will turn up missing when we pack.
But the most exciting news is that I have a new niece, complements of brother PJ (well, Cynthia did just about all of the work). That makes 17 (well, counting nephews) - 15 on my side of the family to 2 on Chris's side.