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Runner Things #2846

Runner Things #2846: Change your thinking. Do not say to yourself, I have to go run. Instead say I get to go run. There's a big difference.

Runner Things #2845

Runner Things #2845: Dedication is what the weak call obsession.

Runner Things #2844

Runner Things #2844: Runtastic

Runner Things #2843

Runner Things #2843: Down the steps. Watch our for the crumbling curb, and point myself north. Past the pink house, yellow house, blue house, yellow house, dodge the baby brigade, and beat the light. Turn. Adjust headphones, keep the pace medium, get the blood moving. There's Alan. Hi Alan. Don't stop, just nod. Alan will understand. Does my knee hurt? No. Good. Up the hill, then coffee shop, hardware store, mysterious storefront, gift shop, bagels, yoga place, inexplicable store that only carries light bulbs and across the street, chainlink fence, angry dog, turn the corner, turn the corner. Why is that dog so angry. He's missing out on a lot of great things. Trees are pretty. Pick it up, look good for the two runners at the stoplight. They look like they're training for something. I should do a race. Time check. Adjust headphones. Drum solos are inspiring. Here I go. Down the hill, turn, yellow house, blue house, yellow house, pink house, turn, watch that sidewalk, somebody should fix that.

Runner Things #2842

Runner Things #2842: Do it until you are tired. Then do it just a bit more.

Runner Things #2841

Runner Things #2841: It's Friday. Run like a bear is chasing you.

Runner Things #2840

Runner Things #2840: Seize This

Runner Things #2839

Runner Things #2839: My skirt brings all the boys to the yard.

Runner Things #2838

Runner Things #2838: You know you're a runner when your running shoes are the most expensive pair of shoes you possess.

Runner Things #2837

Runner Things #2837: <p>That's what running does to lives. It's not just exercise. It's not just achievement. It's a daily discipline that has nothing to do with speed, weight, social status, sexual orientation, political affiliation, where you live, what car you drive, or whether anyone anywhere loves you. It's about the slow and painful process of being the best you can be. That's why the first step out the door is always so hard. That's when we choose between settling for average and being a superhero version of ourselves.</p>

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