I had thought to do a Running Commentary Post this morning, as a change from Pedestrian Posts. I thought of it while I was running. Unfortunately, I did not run by any places I have pictures of in my Media Library. Ever since I started putting pictures in the blog, I hate to have a post without one. Then I thought, I’ll take a selfie after the run. That will do. I forgot to. There is no point in taking a selfie now; I ran almost three hours ago. I’m showered and dressed. Anyways, my phone is across the room charging.
I am not very photogenic. In October 2020 I took a challenge to exercise for 34 minutes every day for 34 days to raise awareness for the 34 million Americans who suffer from diabetes. As part of the challenge, you were supposed to take a selfie and post it on Facebook with some information about diabetes. I did not take 34 selfies, but I took a few. Also, some days I walked instead of running.
Today I ran for just over 20 minutes. It felt pretty good. Before I ran, I said to myself, “I don’t wanna run! I’m not gonna run!” Then I put on my gear and ran anyways. It felt pretty good, surprisingly enough. It was still dark when I started out, so I enjoyed seeing some Halloween lights. As it got lighter, I could see other decorations. Sometimes a good run involves distracting yourself from the fact that you are running. Luckily I did not distract myself so much I tripped on the sidewalk and skinned up my knee. Yes, I have done that, the last time while walking. I am not the most graceful creature on God’s green earth.
I add a selfie where I look a little more cheerful. My friend is Mookie Wilson, a bat my late, beloved husband Steve won in a claw machine back in the late ’80s. My sister Diane suggested the name. Mookie Wilson has hung on light fixtures in many of our residences over the years.
I guess I haven’t said a whole lot about my run, but I am over 350 words. Score! As always, I thank your for tuning in.






















