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I love the body positive theme to this post. I do not look like a typical runner. I have zero muscle tone (damn genetics), yeah I wobble a little (thank god for running tights), and my belly is more cupcake than six pack. But I am a runner, and those muscles still work even though they don’t show, I wobble in the right places, and my belly fuels me through my runs. So yeah, I’m okay with that 🙂
My sister recently told me that if I was a dog it would probably be a chocolate labrador (because I have brown hair and a permanently dopey far off look on my face she says) and my best friend calls me kitten (not sure about the explanation for that one?).
One running related feat that I am proud of? That I ever stepped on a treadmill in the first place. Let’s just say physical activity was not a pleasant experience for me when I was younger.
One non running feat I am proud of? I write a really good birthday card message, know all the words to ‘Piano Man’ and make the best buttercream frosting this side of Martha Stewart’s kitchen.
I love cows! I don’t know if I’d have any particular strategy. Perhaps rely on more endurance 🙂
you my friend continue to amaze me not only with all of the running related feats you’ve accomplished (look HOW FAR you’ve come!!!) but your entire outlook and positivity is what i really love! but you are so much more than just an outstanding runner, you are totally downplaying just how INSANELY eloquent you are with words!! oh, and martha who?? umm, last time we had tea u blew that jailbird out of the park. 😉
ohhhh! love this. i just love that anyone can be a runner. this is the one sport where i always feel accepted no matter what. and even moreso…its cool how its mostly an individual sport but feels like one big running family at all times!
I love the body positive theme to this post. I do not look like a typical runner. I have zero muscle tone (damn genetics), yeah I wobble a little (thank god for running tights), and my belly is more cupcake than six pack. But I am a runner, and those muscles still work even though they don’t show, I wobble in the right places, and my belly fuels me through my runs. So yeah, I’m okay with that 🙂
My sister recently told me that if I was a dog it would probably be a chocolate labrador (because I have brown hair and a permanently dopey far off look on my face she says) and my best friend calls me kitten (not sure about the explanation for that one?).
One running related feat that I am proud of? That I ever stepped on a treadmill in the first place. Let’s just say physical activity was not a pleasant experience for me when I was younger.
One non running feat I am proud of? I write a really good birthday card message, know all the words to ‘Piano Man’ and make the best buttercream frosting this side of Martha Stewart’s kitchen.
I love cows! I don’t know if I’d have any particular strategy. Perhaps rely on more endurance 🙂
you my friend continue to amaze me not only with all of the running related feats you’ve accomplished (look HOW FAR you’ve come!!!) but your entire outlook and positivity is what i really love! but you are so much more than just an outstanding runner, you are totally downplaying just how INSANELY eloquent you are with words!! oh, and martha who?? umm, last time we had tea u blew that jailbird out of the park. 😉
ohhhh! love this. i just love that anyone can be a runner. this is the one sport where i always feel accepted no matter what. and even moreso…its cool how its mostly an individual sport but feels like one big running family at all times!
“individual sport but feels like one big running family at all times!” <—- RIGHT on the money! luv it! 🙂