Thursday Oct. 16. Why Do We Run?

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Thursday Oct. 16. Why Do We Run?

Why do I run? It was a question that was asked...and I figured it out!

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teacher tiff - 10/17/2008 8:46 PM

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I totally agree! The ONLY reason I can get up at 5:15 on Saturday is b/c I know all of you will be there. I couldn't do it with out you guys!! I also agree with Kathryn - I love my junk food :) 20 miles - here we come...I'll bring lots of Jolly Ranchers.

ckimiko - 10/17/2008 8:30 PM

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Well...truth be told, I run so I can eat, too...but I was feeling very reflective about running at that moment. (It was late and I was tired; maybe that got the best of me! hahaha, just kidding!)In all honesty, I have made great friends and I am really glad I am running with everyone! :-) BTW, I can't believe I remembered your 4 points...I must have really been paying attention or the constant repeating of the words helped! hahaha

ckimiko - 10/17/2008 8:22 PM

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Well...that is me too--I run so I can eat...but I was also reflecting deeply on what I was feeling. (I write that as I am stuffing pasta in my mouth) I figured, if we have to run 20 miles...we need all the friendship and comradery we can get, right?! Hahaha, just kidding. I honestly feel that way about everyone--they are great and they make me laugh. :-) I can't believe I remembered what your 4 points were--I was really paying attention, apparently! :-)

Capt InsaneO - 10/17/2008 4:37 PM

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Very philosophical....me not so much. I personally run because I eat too much and don't plan to control my food intake anytime soon!

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