Monday March 22 Day 20
Last night’s dinner was excellent. Each dinner consists of rice and dahl (lentils) and some kind of vegetable dish. Last night was potatoes and cauliflower lightly spiced. This morning I tested my blood sugars and they were in the NORMAL range. This is the first time that has happened since I left Seattle. My joy is tempered with the realization that I did not do any hard training yesterday, which would effect the amounts of sugars left in the blood. I shall look forward to see what my meter says tomorrow.
Today’s morning workout is to go all the way down the hill to Hanson Field. Hanson Field is the sports field used by Woodstock and is at the lowest elevation on the school campus. That will mean that I will have the longest up hill climb. When I return in September I shall have to bring a GSP unit so I can check the elevation of the various locations. I have always been curious as to how much vertical elevation is climbed while wandering around the hillside. It is undoubtedly much less than my fevered imaginations brought on by exhaustion.
I walked down to Hanson Field and found rhoddies I want to tape on Wednesday morning. On my way back up the hill I spoke with a woman who works as a Residential “mother” for the high school girls. She had to stop just short of the getting to the top of climb. I was pleased to see that someone 30 years younger than I and who has lived on the hillside for 2 years, had to stop and get her breath. I didn't feel quite so out of shape.
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