Keeping in mind that I spent months training in the extended Midwest winter through freezing rain, snow, sleet, cold rain, wind and sub 35 degree temperatures, one might realize that this weather report would make me a bit... say, apprehensive? Did the author actually have to use the word, "Brilliant?" I mean, was he looking for extra credit in a creative writing class? I'm thinking "Sunny," might have captured it without taking me all the way over the edge.
Vincent Sherry, of the Run SMART Project, aka "slave driver" and orchestrator of all things I do running, strength training, eating, resting and who is going to get me to a 3:50 Boston Qualifying time.
Playing In My Head Today: "I've Got a Feeling" by Black Eyed Peas
I ran my first step in August of 2005 and birthed the dream of completing a marathon, chronicled in my first blog "Marathon Dreams." I then set my sights on a higher goal, chronicled in "Qualifying for the Boston Marathon," which I achieved with a 3:38:22 in October 2009. But these milestones were only the beginning. I approach running as I approach life; undiluted. I want to be a better runner, a faster runner than I was last month or last year. By knowing I'm still improving; I know I'm still OK. I'm alive... to run yet another day.
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