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Mar. 14th, 2006 10:37 amLast night after work I went running*.
...you can pick yourself up off the floor now.
I have no idea how this happened. I mean, for the past few months I've been so lazy as to become welded to the couch. But yesterday, on the way home, I decided to go running, and then when I got home, I actually found all my running gear and WENT. It was shocking. Although not as shocking as the fact that I kind of enjoyed it, although that was partially because it was so weirdly foggy outside - I couldn't see more than half a block in front of me, and it felt like I was in my own little world.
I've decided to blame it on the weather changing. I get really antsy when there are signs of spring (and yes, I realize that it's 0 degrees out there right now, which isn't exactly spring-like, but it *was* warm all weekend), as![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
canirl can attest, since the words uttered most often by me this weekend were "Oh my god it's so warm out!". I'm not an outdoor person -- meaning, I don't like outdoor sports, or hiking, or, god forbid, camping -- but in the spring and the autumn, during those few days when it's not too hot and not too cold, all I want to do is walk around outside for hours.
I'm sure the novelty will wear off soon, but it's fun while it lasts.
*And by "running", I mean starting all the way back at the beginning of the training program where there is more walking than running. But there is a little bit of actual running, and I did it in running shoes -- does that count?
...you can pick yourself up off the floor now.
I have no idea how this happened. I mean, for the past few months I've been so lazy as to become welded to the couch. But yesterday, on the way home, I decided to go running, and then when I got home, I actually found all my running gear and WENT. It was shocking. Although not as shocking as the fact that I kind of enjoyed it, although that was partially because it was so weirdly foggy outside - I couldn't see more than half a block in front of me, and it felt like I was in my own little world.
I've decided to blame it on the weather changing. I get really antsy when there are signs of spring (and yes, I realize that it's 0 degrees out there right now, which isn't exactly spring-like, but it *was* warm all weekend), as
canirl can attest, since the words uttered most often by me this weekend were "Oh my god it's so warm out!". I'm not an outdoor person -- meaning, I don't like outdoor sports, or hiking, or, god forbid, camping -- but in the spring and the autumn, during those few days when it's not too hot and not too cold, all I want to do is walk around outside for hours.I'm sure the novelty will wear off soon, but it's fun while it lasts.
*And by "running", I mean starting all the way back at the beginning of the training program where there is more walking than running. But there is a little bit of actual running, and I did it in running shoes -- does that count?