This week was a tough one for me. I was very emotional all week and cried any time anything didn't go my way or made me sad or really for no reason at all. Lots and lots of tears all week. I am hoping this is just perimenopause and nothing else, but also this was Stella's birthday week and that hit me pretty hard and didn't help. I also was absolutely dreading racing. I think the biking/flipping had me on edge and I was dreading the what ifs. I know he is super safe but watching him bike all day, watching any kid bike even the tiniest bit has gotten me super nervous.
I got four work outs in, an upper body, a lower body, a 45-minute push and a 15-minute core work out. Loving how I can just fit them in when I have time. My running however was not as good and got three runs of minimal mileage. Really wanted to do an 8 miler just in case we don't race, and I can go to the half marathon here in town, but my body and my mind just weren't in it. I used to not listen to my body or my mind but here lately I do, and I move on and don't feel guilty.
The week had some bright spots for sure. Andrew's 7th grade band performed at solo and ensemble and received a one rating on their songs. They truly sound amazing and I am trying not to be that mom but hell, we didn't sound that awesome in 7th grade so there.
We watched the derby together and I made myself a pipe cleaner DNA hat for the derby. My horse came in fourth, but it was a thrilling race anyway. Andrew and I both practiced calling the horses to post and that kid can hit a C above the staff already. Dang. I couldn't do that till high school.
Heavy Honda: The black and green car is his heavy Honda car. This is his first car and it's old and doesn't fit him like his other two, so therefore he now hates it. He has head clearance BUT he is a wide kid and the car is narrow. This makes him have to shove his big body all together and parts of him fall asleep, which obviously isn't good for racing. Last week it was a stuck throttle cable and this week he just couldn't get any speed out of the car. Once again, a final lap wreck had one car not finishing and one car getting a call on them, but Andrew still getting last because he was a lapped car. To be continued. Andrew is getting super frustrated, which I like to see because it means he really cares.
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