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"So my best friend\u2014and fellow new mommy\u2014Petra and I decided we should run a marathon. We ran the Maine Marathon together in 2006 \u2026  \u2026 and that went fairly well. So why not do it again? Yes, we&amp;#039;re five years older, both busier work-wise, and have infants. But we have many months to train and we&amp;#039;ve been taking it s-l-o-w-l-y. So I mapped out a training plan, and we&amp;#039;ve been faithfully running three days a week (two days with the babies!) for a few months now. It&amp;#039;s fine and we&amp;#039;re progressing, but I feel so much slower now. And so tired. I feel like a creaky old lady with creaky old bones. Especially on rainy days, like today. Running\u2014even slowly\u2014makes me feel like I&amp;#039;m a million years old. Obviously we were hoping for the opposite effect, but it seems like we&amp;#039;ve both aged 20 years over the past five years.  Does being a mom automatically make you feel old? Do anyone else&amp;#039;s bones creak? Or am I just overtired?  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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