Stiff cold wind blowing
Pushing me and leaves a long
Getting in some miles
Tag: jogging
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Haiku – The “really, it’s already this cold in November” Run
Stiff cold wind blowing
Pushing me and leaves a long
Getting in some miles
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Haiku – The Red and Orange Run
Falls leaves chasing me
Quick feet, a cool autumn day
Clouds scattered above
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Another good walk/run today and another continuous mile. Nice to be getting back to it. I hope all runners and walkers are able to enjoy this nice weather. Give me a like if you enjoy this time of year as much as me.
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Haiku – The “really, it is this cold already” Run
Bitter winter wind
Legs pushing me through the cold
First mile in a while
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Finally got myself to a continuous mile today, couldn’t believe it. It has been so long since I did that, and it felt great. It was cold out there, colder than it needed to be. That is the one problem I have with North Carolina in the fall. One day, sunny and warm, the next day, cold with heavy winds. C’est la vie, right?
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Thank you to this song for helping me push out a few extra steps, came on at just the right time.
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Haiku – Cool Running
White-grey clouds above
Cool breeze, a slight chance of rain
Getting in some miles
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I managed to get in a nice day time walk/run today, felt great. I am on my second pair of running headphones, which isn’t bad, since I bought the first pair over two and a half years ago. Anyway, one of the songs got me thinking of Halloween. I thought I would post it below.
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Haiku – Running with The Man in the Moon
Full moon light hanging
Casting its soft yellow veil
Runner finds his stride
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Haiku – Cool Rainy Night Run
Fall leaves chasing me
Rain gently cooling my skin
Another wet run
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A nasty night out there, rain, wind, cooler than average weather, hard getting back to it when the weather is like that.
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Haiku – Grey Night Run
A misty drizzle
Rain drops, warm liquid relief
Getting back to it
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I tell you what. If you take a break from running, it is tough starting up again. I tried a return a month or so ago and wound up hurting myself. I took another break and tonight I tried to take it easy. The body seems to be okay, but who knows, tomorrow morning will show me if I overdid it or not.
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Haiku – Today’s Run – (6/11/2013)
Rock in my left shoe
Thumping pain in my right toe
5 Miles – walk and run
This was a very up and down run tonight. It was easy and hard, kind of a strange one, but I made it out the door – didn’t think I would. Running, just got to love it. Such an odd way to stay in shape.
Anybody want to spill about their runs, the good ones or bad ones, just let it flow below.
Zeppelin really pushed me on tonight. Got to give them some love.
I never get tired of this song.
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Haiku – Today’s Run – (5/24/2013)
Dark and stormy skies,
are painted across the day
3 miles – sun erupts
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Haiku – Today’s Run – (5/9/2013)
Butterfly leading
The smell of Honeysuckle
Hot 2 miles today
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Haiku – Today’s Run – (4/25/2013)
I don’t have a runners body, but I have a runners heart – and that is all you need. Army Sergeant Jennifer Morris, Runners World Challenger.
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Waterfall of pain
Greeted my body today
2 miles – very tough
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Inspired by the theme at
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Haiku – Today’s Run – (3/29/2013)
A new location
Running while on vacation
3.5 miles
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Flat miles, happy feet
Rays of the sun beaming down,
on a nice mild day
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Haiku – Today’s Run – (3/26/2013)
A good run today
On new shoes and happy feet
3.25 miles
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Haiku – Today’s Run – (3/23/2013)
Cool dusk settling in
Thick darkness consuming me
3 miles, fast and quick
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Haiku – Today’s Run – (3/21/2013)
Banging out the miles
Late winter wind in my face
3 miles in new shoes
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Broke in some new running shoes today.
Made the run so much better.
Picture of them below in their funky color.
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Haiku – Going for 7
Running my butt off –
going for seven long miles.
Know what? I did it.
I haven’t done this distance since early May of this year.
Just happy to get back to it.
This Haiku was running through my head for most of it.
I love this cooler weather.
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