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Thursday Thoughts

I have a whole bunch of things swirling around in my head, so I thought I'd just put them all in one post!

So, okay, I don't know why this irritates me so much, but I hate when people start putting up fall decorations before September is even here! It's still summer! It should be a rule that you can't put up fall decorations until October. ;) 

I love Fall-love love love it. I think it's the one of the best times of the year in Kentucky...but ...Fall just means it's that much closer to winter!! :( I am a summer girl through and through, and I wish it lasted longer! But I plan on enjoying these last few weeks of summer to the fullest!

And speaking of Fall...I have about a million bajillion pumpkin recipes I can't wait to try! I love pumpkin. Seriously, I have so many recipes pinned on Pinterest that I never get around to making-I think someone should come to my house and make them for me every week! You bake, I eat! Sound good?

Anyways, if you are new to my blog, you may not know, but I am obsessed with Erin Stern! I just love that she trains like an athlete and that she doesn't do a lot of the typical figure competitor, long and slow duration cardio. And her body is just aMAZing. Like, perfection. If I could look like anyone-it would be her!
 
 
My. butt. is. SO. sore. It hasn't been this sore in months and months, and I love it! Yesterday's workout consisted of heavy trap bar deadlifts(3x3, 1x8), barbell glute bridges(4x8-10), barbell walking lunges(3x8) and kettlebell swings(3x15)! It definitely worked the glutes, so that workout will be a keeper for the next few weeks for sure. My goal right now, as I've mentioned before, is to get my butt BIGGER. This soreness better mean that my butt is growing by the minute! ;) 

I'm really excited for CrossFit tomorrow! I don't think I could ever go back to doing CrossFit on a daily basis, but I really enjoy doing it once a week! I love the change of pace, I love the challenge, and I love the atmosphere. I may hate it while I'm doing it, but I feel amazing afterwards!

And guess what? Tomorrow's Friday!!!! 

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