
Here. Let this helpful diagram edify you. (Courtesy of: http://nasdonline.org/)
WEATHER: Two straight days of gloriousness!
MILES: 5.5
MILES THIS WEEK: Oy. I don’t even know.
WHERE TO: All over.
MOOD: Boom!
TODAY’S RUNNING SONG: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUT_CP6WoK4
It has come to my attention that a significant portion of The Running Log‘s readership is not, in fact, made up of runners, but rather of non-runners who want a window into the crazy. They want answers to pressing questions: Does running really cost you toenails? Do runners ever get sick of having absolutely kickin’ gams? Is running right for me? Is the oxford comma indeed correct usage? (Answers: Yes, Fantastic, Only if you want to be awesome, and Yes.)
Well, we’re getting another big sweaty chest-bump from Mother Nature this weekend, so it’s time to answer a few more questions: does one even bother running in the oppressive, soul-crushing, walk-around-the-office-in-a-beater-and-mesh-shorts-and-no-one-cares heat? How does it affect a runner? Are there side effects?