Today's run was uneventful, Sandy and I started together but of course shew as going a little further than me.....
Once we separated, I noticed a younger runner coming my way.
He was shirtless and appeared to not even be sweating.....
He came up on me and we gave each other the obligatory head nod and he sped up.
What would you do????
Of course I picked up the pace and tried to stay with him... AM I stupid or what???
Well, it didn't last long but it was fun while it did last.
I knew that I couldn't keep up with him but he pulled me a mile and it felt great.
So have you chased that runner before???
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Oh yes, I sure have! It's always easier to push it with a target.
For sure! I think it must be a reflex, or something, but I always do !
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