Starting now, I'm reclaiming my health and my strength. Now is the perfect time. We're all settled in our new abode, and my neighborhood couldn't be more perfect. There's no more driving to a trail or to town so I can run safely. There's only miles of sidewalks waiting to greet my feet.
Starting now, there are no more excuses.
This blog has been quiet because I haven't been running. But I don't have a reason not to run anymore. Lots of people are busier than I am, and they're training for an Ironman. So I think I can run for 20 minutes. I won't continue being quiet about it, avoiding accountability, avoiding failure. Starting now, I'm setting a goal, and I'm going to achieve it.
I found your blog when looking for good blogs to follow. The photo of you riding the bike path caught my attention because it looks just like a spot I've ridden on a trail when visiting our son in Springfield, MO. I do much more running than riding these days. I'm glad to hear you're back and that you're settled. Good look in your re-training.
ReplyDeleteGood luck. You do it for a couple of weeks and you will be right back in your groove.
ReplyDeleteWell, how's it going?
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