I've been posting every day. Mainly as a sort of record for me, of my year, but also as a way to connect to other people who may have the same solar addiction or running addiction or life ups and downs that I do.
What I write is what I'd write in a private journal -- minus the intensely private or job related stuff that I wouldn't publicize to the world. I write my thoughts, I write about my day, I write what's interesting or worrysome or exciting to me.
And I wonder who's reading this. Every once in a while someone comments. Most of the time it's my sister. Sometimes it's a friend or two that I know in real life or whose blogs I've read. I've had people from all over this world stop by, and a couple have left a comment, but for the most part I don't know who's reading, and I don't know what you're thinking about what I'm writing.
I'd like to know. I'm curious. Who are you? Why do you read my blog? Why don't you comment?
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And because this is solarpoweredlife, let me tell you about the sunny, not-freezing-cold-but-not-really-warm run I had yesterday afternoon. I took to the hills -- each week I do an out and back route that takes me thru the hilly part of town. Doing this, I get the steep decline and incline of all the hills. Yesterday it was in the mid-40's, but windy (shocker! this whole winter's been WINDY!), and I threw on my headphones and took an easy, sunshine-filled 8 mile run. My calf's fine from the troubles a week and a half ago, and 'though I'm still heavy and feeling unfit, this was a good after-work run in the sun.
5 comments:
I read it :) - can't remember when/how I found your blog, but it was a while ago. Then you disappeared for a bit, but now you're back! I comment from time to time, I enjoy reading as I also do endurance sports so always like hearing other people's training ups and downs. Cheers, Alison
I count you as a regular, Alison ;). Thanks for leaving a note! I like reading your blog, too!
Regular.
I'm a regular. Your blog is in my reader, so I read every entry. I don't comment too often cause life has been busy! And I read your blog cause you are awesome and I hope that one day we meet up IRL to run another marathon like Illinois (only not as hot and much faster!)
Kp and RFTL -- thanks :)
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