For example, this week we went to the train park to ride the train.


We also went on a playdate with Michael. Here he is being chivalrous and cooking a pasta meal for Brenna:

But of course he is doing it wrong. Poor boy.

I do think with potty-training looming in the foreseable future, that running will become more challenging. I am not sure that I can fit two potties in the stroller, not with all the cheerios and whatnot that we carry.
But I would love to squeeze out one more race.
We did a fartlek style run yesterday.
I find that this is the best kind of speedwork to do with the stroller because it is so random. You can stop and start each interval at your convenience - and sometimes with the stroller, you need to stop at the drop of a hat.
Or should I say at the drop of a sippie cup.
In between stopping to pick things up and cross the street (we do not jay-walk)


we did lots of intervals. The longest was 4:20 and the shortest was 2 minutes. Most were between 2:15-3:15 and our pace hovered under 6:30. We got into the low 6:20s for the shorter intervals.
A sub-20 5K, assuming the course is not long, would require a 6:25 pace. I do think that we could pull this off on the right course. But the "right" course is a tricky thing to find:
- It must be wide
- It must be paved
- It must be flat
- It must not have sharp u-turns
- It must be a small and uncompetitive race where people do not mind of we start in front
I have recently turned my focus to duathlon training - I am not sure I want to divide my focus.
But my kids love to run.

And I think they would like to do one more race.
We will talk about it.
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