The temperature looked cold but it was not low enough to keep me in bed. I know how much I need to go outside and exercise. We decided to go to Ashton and either walk or run. We decided to warm up for half a mile and then did four intervals of 0.5 mile run and 0.25 mile walks. We noticed they have cleared some trees and bushes and it appears they are making the course wider. It felt good when we finished the workout.
My experience as a runner in the fifties. How I train, eat, rest, and exercise. How running is part of my daily life.
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Saturday, November 23, 2024
Tuesday, November 19, 2024
Windy Morning Ride and Reflections on AI
This morning, the temperature was in the 50s, but the strong winds—gusting up to 26 mph—made it feel much colder. Despite the weather, we set out from the Crossroads Hy-Vee and headed south toward Tiffin, looping back through North Liberty. The ride ended up being a little over 20 miles. I hope I can keep up my goal of exercising every day. There’s something much more invigorating about riding outdoors compared to being stuck inside on a stationary bike.
Later in the morning, I tried calling Sophia, but she didn’t pick up. Hopefully, it just means she was already at school on time, which is what really matters. I also came across an essay she wrote about artificial intelligence. Honestly, she might know more about AI than I do! It’s incredible how much this field has advanced and the possibilities it offers.