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My goal yesterday was to have a nice, easy run. Keep to a steady 12 minute/mile pace and go easy on the legs after Monday's harder run. I managed that for most of the first two miles, then I got bored with going slow and steady. I did three miles in 35:15, which while still being very slow, was almost a minute faster than what I wanted to pace myself at. And my poor little legs really did ache all evening and still do this morning. But I feel pretty good anyway.

We've switched our running schedule to M-W, which seems to be working out well, but it's a long gap between Wednesday and the following Monday, so if the weather's nice this weekend, I may try to get out to the park for a run.

In other news, today is Jagrwatch day eleven, maybe. He was supposed to have made a decision yesterday but apparently his travel plans were totally messed up by those turtles at JFK, and now we continue to wait. I'm still ambivalent about his actual usefulness for the team, but the hype has totally caught me up. After all this build-up, it will be disappointing if his answer is no. In the meantime, the Pens have re-signed Asham and are apparently shopping Rupp around. This causes me to make sad faces. I know Asham picked it up in the playoffs, but I just like Rupp better. And Talbot is determined to see what he can get on Friday in free agency, which means he's gone. Kennedy also is set to be an unrestricted free agent tomorrow. This makes the sad face get even sadder. Come on hockey world, I need some good news!

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I watched Hot Fuzz tonight. Now I'm trying to decide if the teenagers in the bar were meant to look like Hogwarts students on a day trip to Hogsmeade.

I almost always enjoy Simon Pegg's stuff and Nick Frost is fast moving up the ladder for me. The only project they've done together that I didn't absolutely like was Spaced, which I didn't hate even if I didn't love it.

This fell right in line with what I expected and was the perfect sort of movie for a tired girl on a Thursday night after a long week. It was a little heavy on the blood spurting, but I liked it.