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Two Things Tuesday

Workout:  5 miles/42:59

1.  I LOVE living in a small town.  I love that I can run anywhere and not worry about traffic.  I love that no matter where I am I'm not too far from home so if I need to use the restroom or if I just feel like crap, home isn't too far away.  I love that I feel safe on my runs.

2.  I HATE living in a small town.   I hate that there is never variety to my runs.  I hate that to run more than 5 miles I have to go up and down every freakin' street.  I hate that I never see another soul out and about.  I hate how windy it always is being out in the middle of nowhere.

The desolate empty streets of home!  This was on my run at 5:30 in the evening.  I could do cartwheels down the middle of the road and no one would even know :)

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  1. jthmasApril 8, 2011 at 8:34 PM

    Oh yeah, like the time post and mileage. Gotta do a long distance tom. and it is supposed to be in the 80's...don't know if that is good or bad:(

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