Seems Daunting When You List Them All Out

It really does seem daunting looking at them all. As I was scribbling them out, I got the warm fuzzy feeling, but as I look at the entire list, its a little more chilling than I thought it might be. Ah well .... looking forward to the challenge

 Running

• Vancouver New Years Day Fat Ass 50km
• Seymour Yeti Race
• Squamish Scrambler
• Fisrt Half Half Marathon
• Birch Bay Marathon
• Dirty Duo Relay
• Sun Run .... I know, I know .... but in under 40 minutes finally ... Therein lies the rub
• Vancouver Marathon
• North Shore Enduro
• Iron Knee
• Vancouver 100 (Which is QUITE daunting, but very exciting)
• Seek the Peak
• Knee Knacker (If I'm in)
• Bills Great Peak Ascent
• Stormy
• Go Home
• Kauai Marathon
• Portland Marathon

 Non Strictly Running Endeavours

• Snowshoe 25 or more times
• Swim once a week -- This might be the hardest thing to accomplish as though I CAN swim, if I stop moving I tend to sink ... not really a lot of floating going on there 
• Compete an Olympic Distance Triathlon -- see resolution above re: swimming. One necessitates the other or they'll be fishing me out
• Volunteer more for the Trail Running community
• Run at least half of the Capilano Eagles sessions
• Now ... this is going to be the hardest to measure ... but I'll know if its going on or not. I resolve to participate WITH GUSTO in anything that looks like fun while running/snowshoeing/playing outdoors. What I mean is that there should be no finishing an activity with a regret of .... "Wow, I wish I'd done THAT".

For the resolution immediately above, I have only to look to all of you for guidance or a positive endorsement of the sentiment as I see everyone involved with the Club pretty much running that as a mantra.

 Happy New Year to All and good luck with any Resolutions!!!!