Pie and the Tri
It’s almost here – this Sunday. I have my Tri Suit. It’s supposed to be 67 and rain. Not a problem. I’ve run a half-marathon… in the snow… my torso covered in a hefty bag to keep dry… all uphill… in snow shoes… and snow pants… heehee. The snow and trash bag part are true, but the snow wasn’t too bad – it was the freezing temperature that was not so fun. So 67 degrees is almost ideal – comparatively. Plus, cooler weather means I won’t be as likely to pass out and die when I hit the run. I’d like to not die on Sunday.
So, my precious friend Emily delivered a tasty delight yesterday afternoon – a strawberry rhubarb pie – STILL. WARM. Still! Warm! I saw it in her palms as my middle child opened the door, and immediatley my taste buds got their party on. ON! This pie is wicked good, and she brought it 3 days before the triathlon. My “glass-half-empty-self” curses her – because I want to eat the whole pie. What kind of athlete eats a whole pie 3 days beofre a race? Wait, I’m not an athlete… I just play one on T.V. No, that’s not right… I digress…
So my “glass-half-full-self” is dancing the “happy food dance” because – Yay! I’ll just burn it off on Sunday! I will be fueled by strawberries (healthy), rhubarb (healthy), flour (carbs), and sugar (more carbs)
Perfect. Simply purrrrfect…
Wish me luck
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You go! Have an excellent rhubarb-powered race!
LUCK!
Emily’s Rhubarb Pie (Totally miss that, too)!!! YUM!!!!
Good Luck on your race!!
Did ya come in first?? Did ya, did ya?? Even if not, I’m sure you were the most stylin’ tri-er out there.
Thanks to your post I have had Ruhbarb Pie in my mind for days…
Hoever it came to my attention that I have NO CLUE what Rhubarb is called in spanish and if I can even find it here!!! After a quick search on Wikipedia (love that site) I have learned it is called Ruibarbo. Hmmm.. Now I just have to find some.
PS: How did you do?!?