serene
adjective
1. a : clear and free of storms or unpleasant change
b : shining bright and steady
2. august -used as part of a title
3. marked by or suggestive of utter calm and unruffled repose or quietude
You know, life isn't all angst and drama around here, and on a day like today, I can say that the word serene can best describe the day.
I have started a project called the "Tortoise Marathon" at the local YMCA and it's day two of my challenge. I have seven weeks to complete the distances of the Ironman Traithalon--bike 112 miles, run 26.2 miles, and swim 2.4 miles.
It's day two of the contest and I'm a little over 16 miles completed with the biking and I've hit 4.5 miles running. I should complete it well before the end of October. I love having a goal, and it's incentivizing my exercise. Having a goal gets me moving.
After running, I ran to the Wal-Mart and picked up some dishwashing liquid, checked a book out of the library, and had a sandwich at a local sandwich shop. (Rather disappointing tuna salad.)
Now I get to read my book, listen to some African disco music, and enjoy a cup of tea. Not so bad.
1. a : clear and free of storms or unpleasant change
b : shining bright and steady
2. august -used as part of a title
3. marked by or suggestive of utter calm and unruffled repose or quietude
You know, life isn't all angst and drama around here, and on a day like today, I can say that the word serene can best describe the day.
I have started a project called the "Tortoise Marathon" at the local YMCA and it's day two of my challenge. I have seven weeks to complete the distances of the Ironman Traithalon--bike 112 miles, run 26.2 miles, and swim 2.4 miles.
It's day two of the contest and I'm a little over 16 miles completed with the biking and I've hit 4.5 miles running. I should complete it well before the end of October. I love having a goal, and it's incentivizing my exercise. Having a goal gets me moving.
After running, I ran to the Wal-Mart and picked up some dishwashing liquid, checked a book out of the library, and had a sandwich at a local sandwich shop. (Rather disappointing tuna salad.)
Now I get to read my book, listen to some African disco music, and enjoy a cup of tea. Not so bad.