I’m starting to think about MdS as a restful vacation with a bit running thrown in. I’m not underestimating the desert...
Road running and book clubs
LizaSo I think I’m going to run on some roads to train for TNF 50 in December. Bleaugh and bleaugh. The hills on the trails here are a bit too rocky to be helpful — I think. I am really gun-shy about running on pavement. (Please don’t get inflamed again little foot! All rocky trails, all the time after December 4th, I promise.) Maybe I’ll toss in another icing session those days. Bleaugh and bleaugh.
Did I tell you I got the nice little book group I’m in to read “Born to Run“? I’m the only long distance runner in the group, so I feel a built guilty for foisting it on them, (Yeah, hi, I’m an entomologist and I thought we’d all really enjoy this book about arthropods.), but it seemed like it’d be a fun read even if you aren’t a running whacko. I guess we’ll find out. My goal is to not sound totally deranged or giddy when we’re talking about it. (K., give me a signal if I start to sound unbalanced or make a move to pull out a belt buckle.)
The caffeine is slow to take effect this morning, so I’ll leave off for now. Hope you all have a great day today.
Kat
I say bust out the belt buckles!
Domingo
You are welcome to mention that someone in your running group practices the primative form of running mentioned in the book.
lizahoward
Definitely!!
Sara G
No guilt allowed 🙂