How do you get up @ 5:30 ?

....well I had some help this morning!! (My DW pushed me out of bed :D )

Did some nice quick laps this morning...

1) 14"30'
2) 13"05'
3) 12"20'
4) 12"01'

...even thought about doing a 5th lap (then thought better of it!!)

It feels good once I'm finally on the road, but it's darned hard getting up!

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Daisy said…
I don't think I's have any trouble getting up at that time, but I don't believe I would like the rest of it, LOL...
May 14, 2008 at 4:28 AM
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