Hoover's Back!!! I used to think he was adorable... until he started eating all the bird seed, scaring the birds away, and he dug up and ate all my tulip bulbs! What a pest!
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Monday, January 14, 2008
Scrapping the Music - It's Good to be Us
I went through tons of old photos and came up with four photos of my hubby and I having fun together. It was hard! There were lots of choose from... I guess that means we have lots of fun. LOL! Patterned paper is from the Basic Grey Recess line.
Journaling from the song lyrics:
It's better than best. Yeah we got it made in the shade, in the sun, in love this way. We got lucky baby. We've been blessed. Couldn't ask for more, wouldn't settle for less. It's good to be us, yeah, it's good to be us. It's good to be breathing day after night after day. This feeling feels the way it should...
Journaling from the song lyrics:
It's better than best. Yeah we got it made in the shade, in the sun, in love this way. We got lucky baby. We've been blessed. Couldn't ask for more, wouldn't settle for less. It's good to be us, yeah, it's good to be us. It's good to be breathing day after night after day. This feeling feels the way it should...
Sunday, January 13, 2008
Iliotibial Band Syndrome
I had aches in my knee after running. But it's not the knee, it's the ligament that runs down the outside of the thigh from the hip to the shin. When the band comes near the knee, it becomes narrow, and rubbing can occur between the band and the bone. This causes inflammation and pain. ITB syndrome can result from any activity that causes the leg to turn inward repeatedly. This can include wearing worn-out shoes, running downhill or on banked surfaces, running too many track workouts in the same direction, or simply running too many miles. Unlike many overuse injuries, however, ITB pain afflicts seasoned runners almost as much as beginners.
So, the treatment is ice, a patella strap,... and NO RUNNING!
What a bummer!
So, the treatment is ice, a patella strap,... and NO RUNNING!
What a bummer!
Saturday, January 12, 2008
January 12th - Progress Map
Aliso South Wilderness Park
I'd like to share another of our favorite running spots. This is the Aliso South Wilderness park. The high school cross country team trains here. When we bring our son to run with the team, we stay and run here too. It's 10 miles round trip to the end and back. It's a beautiful day for running. I wore a tank top and shorts. The temperature is in the high 70's. I hope you like this 60 second video I made. I give you a little history of the area as I show you where we run. Oh, and for those who don't know my daugther, she's kidding about the shirt. LOL!
Friday, January 11, 2008
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
No more braces....
I took my son to the ortho to have his braces tightened. The nurse took him in the back, then the dentist came out and said that they made mistake! I'm thinking, "Oh, no! They're going to make me make another appointment and come back next week." The dentist said, "He's done! Can you bring him back to have his braces taken off tomorrow morning?" Whoa! No anticipation! That's it! DONE! Does he look happy? LOL!
Compact Camera/Phone Printer
Look at this! I thought this was a fun gadget!
Polaroid's new printer is a little bigger than a deck of cards and connects to phones by USB or Bluetooth.
LAS VEGAS, Nevada (AP) -- Once celebrated for cameras that made their own prints, Polaroid Corp. plans to update the concept this year by selling a portable printer for images on cell phones and digital cameras.
And like those old Polaroid instant-film cameras, the new printers should have a wow factor: they require no ink, because they employ a thermal printing technology from startup Zink Imaging Inc.
The 8-ounce printers, a bit bigger than a deck of cards, are due to go on sale around back-to-school time for about $150, Polaroid and Zink announced Monday at the International Consumer Electronics Show.
Once connected to a phone or camera by Bluetooth wireless or the USB port, the printers need less than a minute to churn out 2-inch-by-3-inch pictures, which can be peeled off a backing and used as stickers. Sheets of paper for the device will cost about 40 cents each, less if bought in bulk.
The Zink technology, which uses heat to activate minuscule dye crystals embedded in the photo paper, won raves at the influential Demo conference a year ago. But until the CES announcement, Zink had not lined up any partners who would bring its technology to market.
Polaroid is a natural fit, and not just because of its photo-printing history. Zink was founded in 2005 by private investors who bought many technologies from Polaroid as it was coming out of bankruptcy.
Prices and availability dates were not disclosed.
Polaroid's new printer is a little bigger than a deck of cards and connects to phones by USB or Bluetooth.
LAS VEGAS, Nevada (AP) -- Once celebrated for cameras that made their own prints, Polaroid Corp. plans to update the concept this year by selling a portable printer for images on cell phones and digital cameras.
And like those old Polaroid instant-film cameras, the new printers should have a wow factor: they require no ink, because they employ a thermal printing technology from startup Zink Imaging Inc.
The 8-ounce printers, a bit bigger than a deck of cards, are due to go on sale around back-to-school time for about $150, Polaroid and Zink announced Monday at the International Consumer Electronics Show.
Once connected to a phone or camera by Bluetooth wireless or the USB port, the printers need less than a minute to churn out 2-inch-by-3-inch pictures, which can be peeled off a backing and used as stickers. Sheets of paper for the device will cost about 40 cents each, less if bought in bulk.
The Zink technology, which uses heat to activate minuscule dye crystals embedded in the photo paper, won raves at the influential Demo conference a year ago. But until the CES announcement, Zink had not lined up any partners who would bring its technology to market.
Polaroid is a natural fit, and not just because of its photo-printing history. Zink was founded in 2005 by private investors who bought many technologies from Polaroid as it was coming out of bankruptcy.
Prices and availability dates were not disclosed.
Saturday, January 5, 2008
Progress Map
Friday, January 4, 2008
My Running Log
Here is the journal that I made for myself to keep track of my miles.
The first page has tallys for the year.
Each month page has a tally for each week and month.There are also pages for race times and scores.
I'm also going to keep track of when I bought my shoes, so I know when to change them out.
Here is Chris' running log... His has an acrylic cover over it.
The first page has tallys for the year.
Each month page has a tally for each week and month.There are also pages for race times and scores.
I'm also going to keep track of when I bought my shoes, so I know when to change them out.
Here is Chris' running log... His has an acrylic cover over it.
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Running: San Clemente Route - 4 miles
We take the San Clemente Beach route when we want to run, but don't have a lot of time. We still have a lot of shopping to do for my daughter's birthday. I took these photos during our run today:
It's a short run from the parking lot through the sandstone cliffs to the beach.
That's San Clemente pier... two miles away.
The tradtional, have to take, under the pier photo.
It's a short run from the parking lot through the sandstone cliffs to the beach.
That's San Clemente pier... two miles away.
The tradtional, have to take, under the pier photo.
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