Friday, January 9, 2009

Happy Friday & My Interview on Runner's Lounge Blog




And guess what? I'm the featured runner in Open Mic Friday at the Runner's Lounge! Please click on the widget above to access the interview. Thank you for those of you that have already read it and told me it's up there. You guys are so sweet!! I really enjoyed writing the interview and made me realize how much I appreciate you guys, my fellow runners, bloggers and readers. :-)

Went for a 6 miler this morning and felt pretty good. Except for the strange pain in my Achilles tendon. Well, at least, that's what I *think* it was. It was a sharp pain in the lower back of my ankle and felt it all morning since I got out of bed. I debated on running on it but decided to test it out... After a few miles, the pain subsided and felt much better. There is a dull pain there but not too bad now. Any idea what it could be?

Oh and happy birthday to my blog mom Leslie!! Please go wish her a happy birthday! :-)

40 comments:

  1. Great interview, Julianne. You rock!!

    Running 26.2 in Antarctica sounds insane. :P

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  2. Great interview! You are too cute! I feel like all you SF girls are like my cool older sisters. :)

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  3. great job on the interview! Good luck with the achilles (if that's what it turns out to be!) Hope it goes away soon

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  4. Such a great interview - definitely one of my fave bloggers ;)

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  5. wonderful interview lady! you're are truly fabulous! :)

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  6. You rock. What a great interview! I would love to come out to Cali and go for a run with you! That would be awesome!

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  7. Your interview actually gave me chills. You're a celebrity!! Great job!! I'm smiling for you.

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  8. Oh, and I want to be a ROHO sooooo badly!!

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  9. Great interview - You sound like a very stable person : )

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  10. Weird about that pain in your foot. Not sure what it could be though. I get those alot though - the random pain in random part of my body!

    Loved the runners lounge article! That is so exciting that you got to do that!

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  11. Fun interview! You're a rockstart.

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  12. Great interview, that's so exciting to be a part of!
    Hope you have a speedy recovery for some speedy running!

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  13. Awesome interview! I have that strange pain in my achilles to...as soon as I start running, it goes away, but when I'm not running...ouch! Weird...

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  14. Totally cool interview, Julianne...you are an inspiration to all your readers...

    As for your ankle pain...it sounds like it could be achilles tenditis...it is usually a pain that subsides after a few miles (once circulation gets going) but flares up when you are walking/resting. It might not be so bad...so make sure you R.I.C.E. it a bit and stretch it out adequately before you start running.

    Hope this helps. Congrats on your interview!

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  15. I'm at a friend's apartment in Chicago now, but when I get back to my apartment, I'm listening to your interview ASAP. Can't wait!

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  16. Oooh be careful with that ankle. I'm with Lam--sounds like classic tendinitis. Keep ice on that puppy!

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  17. Great interview Julianne! You got me all caught up in your excitement too! The sub-4 was awesome and you should be so proud- I hope that's me too someday.

    Cynthia

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  18. i read your interview yesterday- it was great! you totally deserved the "what what" for your infectious enthusiasm (is that the phrase they used? whatever it was, i totally agreed)- yay!

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  19. I *hearted* your interview!! I hope I get a chance to meet you and some of the RoHo's when I come to San Franscisco this summer (my dad lives there!)

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  20. yeah for interviews, don't you feel all important!

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  21. Great interview. You have had a wonderful year and you really inspire me. Take care of the achilles. Rest and definitely ice it.

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  22. It was a great interview - very YOU! I smiled and nodded my head through the whole thing, thinking, "Yup, that's S shining through."

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  23. Great interview! You have had a terrific year. take care of your ankle. I hope it is nothing serious!

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  24. Congrats on being the featured runner!

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  25. Great interview! Congratulations! Take care of that ankle! Ice it and take it slow on the runs. If the pain appears again, give it rest.

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  26. Hi Julianne,
    I am looking to run Seattle at the end of June, then rent a car to drive to my dad's in San Ramone. Then I'll stay for the month and finish my trip with the SF marathon. Still tenative in the planning stag, but barring an injury, I am going to run the SF marathon this summer!

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  27. i just found your blog and can't believe how many races you've run; just looking at your list is inspiring! keep it up girl!

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  28. So cool you were on runner's lounge!

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  29. Loved reading your interview!

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  30. I saw it!! Loved it chica! What a great interview ;-)

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  31. Congrats on your interview. I'll have to check it out.

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  32. Your interview was so fun to read! 18 months in Kazakhstan? Incredible. Also, I think you underestimate why we all love reading your blog-- I love your enthusiasm for running and (it seems) just for enjoying life. You inspire me to try to get out there and do more since I tend to be hesitant about such things-- give yourself due credit! Hope all is well with Achilles.

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  33. That's awesome! Your interview was super fun to read! WAy to go signing up for NV!!

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  34. what a great interview and a great year! yea 2008 rocked didn't it? I wish I had gotten to see you at the CIM but I'll keep an eye out for you at some future races and we will get together soon.

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  35. Great interview! Sorry to hear about the foot :( Hopefully it's one of those strange 1-2 day fluke pains. I don't remember if I said anything about it, but congrats on signing up for Napa!!

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  36. yes I'm using the RW Smart Coach too...pretty cool....what are you training for? I think I need to re-work my training plan, it doesn't seem aggressive enough....

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  37. Ooooh pretty new layout!

    And re: your last comment to me - it's certainly easier to negative split when the second half is downhill! LOL.

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