it's my fault for not checking to be sure that it worked, but still.
it didn't buzz.
and i work up one hour before i was supposed to be standing in my starting corral.
super.
as i was hurrying about, abandoning my tried and true, necessary and needed pre-run routine, i just kept thinking "i've worked so hard, and now this."
i shoved two hours of schedule into thirty minutes of frenzy.
i left the hotel and made my way to the start. in the heat and humidity.
i hoped and prayed.
i started running.
i had a time in mind that i believed i was capable of.
i had a time in mind that was my optimistic hope.
but i stopped my watched before it even got to my optimistic hope.
because i was at the finish line.
stride on.
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you capture
5 comments:
There is something simple and lovely about a field waiting to be plowed and seeded. Lovely captures.
Congratulations on running like the wind! (Sorry, couldn't resist.) =>
That's awesome!!
Maybe the extra adrenaline coursing through your veins helped a bit!!
Beautiful pictures and a great story. Glad you did well.
Such a great and inspiring 'run' story and such beautiful Simplicity pictures. I love the wind turbines the most! Great captures!
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