I got in my car yesterday afternoon after my run and this is what I saw:
!!!!!!!!!!
No friends, you haven’t just spontaneously formed a severe case of dyslexia. That number is for reals eighty-two–NOT the twenty-eight that I have become all too accustomed to seeing this winter. (You’re not dyslexic, but you are hallucinating. The dust you see in the picture is just a figment of your imagination. My car is spotless. No dust or dog hair whatsoever. Not even a dirty paw print on the black leather seat.)
I almost forgot what it was like to run in the heat. The sweat-inducing, clothes-drenching, hair-kinking, lung-squeezing, pace-destroying heat.
I set out to do five miles, but at the 4.5-mile mark I was oh-so-conveniently about 100 yards from my car, and I could hear my Gatorade calling my name, sitting there in the driver’s seat waiting for me. Who am I to keep a cold plastic bottle waiting? So I cut the five miles just a tad short.
What???? It was just a half mile!!!! GET OFF MY ASS!!!
Aaaaaaaahhhh, spring. 🙂
Holy socks! I would probably keel over dead running in that heat.
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It seems hot now, but in another month or two I'll be BEGGING for temps as low as 82!
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I lurve spring 🙂 I'm so happy it's here!!!!
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Hi Pam,
I am really glad that spring is finally here and that the temperature has warmed up some:) Yesterday it was about 75 degrees in Minnesota and I almost thought it was too hot to run in!?! I know it sounds crazy but I got so hot and I was sweating!! I am just not used to this warm weather and running in it yet. It will just take a little time to adjust:) I hope that you have a wonderful Easter!
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hey we're talking Mid-West here right?!? How dare you complain about the summer heat without even mentioning the 100% humidity!!!
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Best time of the year!
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Yes Gatorade often calls. In summer I hide the bottle in strategic parts of my running paths. Happy Easter.
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