The aftermath of the marathon, combined with a couple of other personal bad news has me down and completely unmotivated. Why is it that you can build build build build build build things up for so long, only to have it all fall apart in a matter of minutes. Not just training for a marathon for 5 months, but just about everything in life is so hard to build up, but so easy to bring down.
Running is almost the only place I’ve found myself in the last few months, but now even that is in the dumps.
On one hand, I want to go to my track workout tomorrow, but on the other, I want to sell my shoes.
On one hand, I want to pay for Dallas Marathon now to recommit myself, but the course map scares me. It’s not terribly bad in terms of hills, but it’s also not the flat fun in Chicago.
On one hand I’m looking forward to the Sunday morning trail run I’m going on, and want to run 10 fun miles along Barton Creek and try and find myself, but on the other hand, I just want to run 4 miles.
3 comments:
You're way ahead of me. I just want to stay in bed.
;(
I agree with Jane, all I wanna do is sleep.
Hey, Mike.
That sucks what happened in Chicago, but you can do real well in Dallas. Those hills are really not bad and you're strong on hills anyway. A lot of people qualify for Boston there.
(Of course, I didn't, but I ran like an idiot)
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