Running Matters #142
Posted on 02 Feb, 2015
I am a runner. I will often brag about missing toenails. I am happy when I am exhausted. I am not offended by porta-john conversations. I will high-five you, if you are running towards me. I am known to cheer wildly for complete strangers. I can talk endlessly about my 3-mile recovery run. I have more t-shirts than you. I like shoes. I am part of a great community. I will run hard, I will always finish.
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