Last week, I decided to run a route that I had been dreading. It involves a long (almost 1.25 mile) uphill at the beginning, a steep downhill, and then a short but steep uphill. I did it and ran the whole thing. It was a real confidence builder. There's probably a life lesson there — something to the effect that meeting challenges head-on gets you past the fear to see what you can really do.
This morning must have been red shirt day. I wore a red shirt this morning. I saw 3 of my neighbours out running and walking and 2 of them also had worn red shirts — the third must have missed the memo.
This morning's run, if you're interested:
Run well, y'all,
Bob
2 comments:
Hey there! I don't mean to leave an unrelated post, but I couldn't find any contact information for you, and I was wondering if you accepted guest posts. I realize that this is your personal running blog, but it doesn't hurt to ask, right?
Drop me a mail and let me know,
-Pat
I haven't done so, yet, but am open to the possibility. What are you interested in writing about? Write me at
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