Alam mo ba yung masarap na feeling?!
Edi yung, maka-feeling ka!
I really miss writing here.
8:30 AM
I woke up late for the GMK sessions last Saturday morning. Next week, I'll just try to make it up with the kids.
1:30 PM - 5 PM
I remember my sensei asking yesterday, もうブログをかきますか？
And with an Elementary 1 reply, I said, いいえ、まだです。きょうのばんブログをかきます。
I'm really having fun with my Japanese classes.
Shameless plug: Nihongo Center
I had the 39 peso, cheeseburger + egg + ham + bacon + 12oz. Mountain Dew combo as merienda during the break. Ito yung isa sa mga burger stands sa may kalye malapit sa FEU at PSBA.
Sensei mistakenly thought of dismissing us early. But we reminded her, that we still have one full hour left. And so we did some Kanji writing.
Ok, enough of the introduction.
My Urbanite Run
I had my early dinner at around 5:30PM. My favorite fastfood combo: crispy chicken fillet meal + hot fudge + burger mcdo, for only 100 pesos.
I arrived at The Fort around 7:30PM. I thought Fitness First will be open until 10PM. Too bad, they're only up until 8PM on a week-end.
I find the Urbanite Run singlet nice and cool. I will wear it in a BodyPump class. Maybe in a Cycling class, too.
Shameless plug #2: Discover BodyPump.
There were lots of people.
I see happy people.
The Kenny Roger's Urbanite Run is supposed to be my kilometer 275. I wasn't able to post my stories on the past races which includes the Mizuno Infinity Run, PTAA Run, Milo Marathon, and Run for Home.
Oh! Milo Marathon is still the toughest among the races I joined in.
I survived it too. Thank you very much.
I am looking forward to next year's Bataan Death March 102k Ultramarathon. I think, it will be the toughest.
I was not happy with my run. I felt pain in my legs. I was in the verge of having cramps too.
But I was happy seeing lots of people.
Mostly, happy people.
I even saw the girl who hooked me into running.
She was actually the reason why I run.
I run and join road races hoping that I'll be able to run with her.
Maybe, give her a "Be safe" message as I passed by her.
"Strong finish!" is a good encouraging phrase too.
Or maybe, talk about anything under the sun (the moon and the stars too) as we run.
I did the math, I finished at 1:03 on the 10km digital clock.
I drank Powerade and water too.
I felt like waiting at the finish line.
By the law of averages, she should be arriving in 5 minutes or so.
At around 1:10, I saw her sprinting towards the finish line.
I really wanted to call her name (which doesn't start with a D. Her name doesn't even have a D in it).
I was able to shout "Go! Go! Go!"
Seeing her just makes the caterpillars in my stomach, metamorph into butterflies. Butterflies that pollinate the flowers. Yes, just like the flowers in heaven.
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