Blogs, friends, magazines, everything!
I noticed every runner today. It was beautiful and the weather perfect this morning.
I think they are mocking me.
So I Google'd pictures of hurt runners.
I actually have this cast from a stress fracture a few years ago.
It would be unbearable if I had a treadmill. Although it is gym day tomorrow. I wonder if I could call ahead to have them cover them up for an hour.
Of course I couldn't resist checking out how all my blogger "friends" are. Well, mostly I just stalk people.
Shut up and Run had this picture.
I won't bite though. Kick some ass, but not bite. I don't put random shit in my mouth...period.
It could be worse. I could spend my birthday at a certain steak restaurant that has you sit on a saddle while they sing to you.
I was unsuccessfully trying to be sneaky.
A 16 year old and an 80 year old.
I went to lunch with my great friend Chris and his son Hunter. They are in town for the weekend. We were amazed that we hadn't thought of a rolling saddle in our party days!
Plankapalooza was a great success and my sides/back and abdomen are all sore. So I hung out with this gem:
Zoe really doesn't have anything to do with planks. I can imagine that she would be sore if she did them - she is older then me, in dog years that is.
We drove across the valley to get an all natural/fresh turkey. Zoe was cold so I put a towel over her and turned on my seat heater. Spoiled old hag.
Love her to death!
How do you explain running and injuries to non-runners?
More then anything, people have laughed and wondered why I ran on my foot for so long. It's almost impossible to explain. THEN the shock that I am downright depressed about not running. It's only been ONE week. Lord have mercy....
Blog on.......
I've never found a good way to explain injuries to non-runners. They're very unwilling to join you in a pity party, either. :(
ReplyDeleteHope your foot is back to normal, quickly! Great job staying active, though.