running down a dream -

Apr. 23rd, 2006

3:59 PM

I'm going to set a minor record here in the next couple of weeks, what with all the disaster classes I'm taking:

Logistics Overview, morning of 4/29 (Baltimore)
Logistics Simulation, afternoon of 4/29 (Baltimore)
Disaster Kitchen Training, all day 4/30 and 5/1 (West Virginia)
ERV Driving, all day 5/6 (Arlington, VA)
Disaster Assessment, evening of 5/10 (Frederick)
possibly Collaboration, all day 6/3 and 6/4 (Frederick)

I spent the night at Michelle's apartment last night. Her dog is crazy but eventually learned that I was not out to get him.

The sooner I get out for a run of some length, the better. Even just going up to the track and running circles for 5 miles would help. I need to recover from staying up so late last night first though.

If I don't stop buying books and reading 50bookchallenge posts, I'm never going to get caught up on my reading. On that note, I'm going to get off the computer and start reading.

~Bethany

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roadwarrior220 wrote:

Apr. 23rd, 2006 08:56 pm (UTC)

Quite a bit of stuff for you coming up--and they all sound great, especially that ERV driving class, which I know you'll thoroughly enjoy. And I know this has come up before, but you know the State Finals for track are the same weekend of the Collaboration class. No pressure, but I would love it if you could be there.

~Adam

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quick_step wrote:

Apr. 24th, 2006 02:42 am (UTC)

Wow. Full schedule. You know, there's always the local library, she says each time she finds herself in the checkout line at Borders... :)

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marathoner452 wrote:

Apr. 24th, 2006 03:00 pm (UTC)

The library is my friend. The only problem I have right now is that I have too many books checked out that I can't read them quickly enough! Some of them have holds placed on them so I can't renew them either, hence the reason why my Sunday afternoon was handed over to reading 150 pages of The Tenth Circle, due tomorrow.

Used bookstores are great too. I discovered Willow Tree Books in Westminster Saturday-they gave me 17 bucks in credit for a box of used books, so I got my 7 new books for a grand total of 4 bucks! Pretty exciting, though I'm not sure when I'll ever have a chance to read all of them.

Such problems.

~Bethany

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quick_step wrote:

Apr. 25th, 2006 01:46 am (UTC)

I know the feeling. I've got a stack of books, with varying due dates. :)

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