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  1. I ran five miles today, and set a new PR for the distance; this is the
    fourth time out of the last five five-milers that I've set a PR for the
    distance.  And this is the first time I ran three and a half or more
    miles with every mile being under fourteen minutes.

    --
    Crossing the starting line is 90%.
    Crossing the finish line is the other 90%.

  2. Michelle said:

    I ran five miles today, and set a new PR for the distance; this is the
    fourth time out of the last five five-milers that I've set a PR for the
    distance. And this is the first time I ran three and a half or more
    miles with every mile being under fourteen minutes.

    --
    Crossing the starting line is 90%.
    Crossing the finish line is the other 90%.

    congratulations.
    It IS fun to improve, no matter where you are on the performance
    curve. Keep it up.

    Ed

  3. Michelle said:

    I ran five miles today, and set a new PR for the distance; this is the
    fourth time out of the last five five-milers that I've set a PR for the
    distance. And this is the first time I ran three and a half or more
    miles with every mile being under fourteen minutes.

    --
    Crossing the starting line is 90%.
    Crossing the finish line is the other 90%.

    congratulations.
    It IS fun to improve, no matter where you are on the performance
    curve. Keep it up.

    Ed

  4. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Ed Prochak said:

    congratulations.
    It IS fun to improve, no matter where you are on the performance
    curve. Keep it up.

    Thanks. And by improving, I am incrementally changing my position on
    the performance curve. At my age and few years of experience, I'll
    never get an overall medal, but I do hope someday to win AG medals. It
    helps that in December, I'll move to another AG. <g>

    --
    Crossing the starting line is 90%.
    Crossing the finish line is the other 90%.

  5. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Ed Prochak said:

    congratulations.
    It IS fun to improve, no matter where you are on the performance
    curve. Keep it up.

    Thanks. And by improving, I am incrementally changing my position on
    the performance curve. At my age and few years of experience, I'll
    never get an overall medal, but I do hope someday to win AG medals. It
    helps that in December, I'll move to another AG. <g>

    --
    Crossing the starting line is 90%.
    Crossing the finish line is the other 90%.

  6. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Ed Prochak said:

    congratulations.
    It IS fun to improve, no matter where you are on the performance
    curve. Keep it up.

    Thanks. And by improving, I am incrementally changing my position on
    the performance curve. At my age and few years of experience, I'll
    never get an overall medal, but I do hope someday to win AG medals. It
    helps that in December, I'll move to another AG. <g>

    --
    Crossing the starting line is 90%.
    Crossing the finish line is the other 90%.

  7. Michelle said:

    I ran five miles today, and set a new PR for the distance; this is the
    fourth time out of the last five five-milers that I've set a PR for the
    distance. And this is the first time I ran three and a half or more
    miles with every mile being under fourteen minutes.

    --
    Crossing the starting line is 90%.
    Crossing the finish line is the other 90%.

    How big a dose of female hormones did you receive? It's not fair of
    you to post times knowing you are on hormones after your sex change op.

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