After a much needed ten day break, I finally felt up for a short run yesterday. It took four days for my right foot to "uncramp", so to speak, and when I put on my running shoes over the weekend, my foot began to cramp up again as if to say "too soon... too soon..." Regardless, I ran a jolly three miles yesterday late in the afternoon and it felt great to be back on the trail.
I haven't decided whether to continue this running commentary. For one thing, I have no idea if anyone is even reading this. While that shouldn't matter, I'm not planning to run another race for awhile. I might look into finding a half-marathon for the spring. I intend to continue running, of course, but I've little to no interest in carrying on about it.
Still, I am beginning to enjoy posting on this little blog of mine. It boosts my confidence to see my thoughts written out, posted for the world to read (if they so choose). That said, I am inspired to break open the metaphor and make a run for it.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
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3 comments:
I've been reading. :) Good job with the marathon.
I read! I read! :)
congrats! good job on the marathon... but you are right, i am not interesting...i mean interested in reading about it much more...
oh english...oh english
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