This is what it boils down to:
- I didn't run yesterday, for a variety of reasons.
- After a lot of reflection I have decided it's really, really difficult for me to complete this in a semi-practical way.
- The last time I tried this I was living alone. I could be as unpractical as I wanted. I ran at least one mile daily for 275 days in a row. Sometimes ridiculously early, sometimes ridiculously late, sometimes in ridiculous situations. It added up to 500.5 miles over the course of almost 9 months. I just forgot to run on the 276th day until after midnight and the rule was before midnight. So, I quit.
- I really don't want to quit this time just because I missed one day.
- I really don't want to start over and lose two months of running just because I missed one day.
I think it's amazing you are even trying. Working out more than 4 days in a week makes me crazy :)
ReplyDeleteI think the fact that you're worried about quitting means that you won't.
ReplyDeleteJust keep going.
Running every day for a whole year is tough. Even elite runners take days off.
Anyway, just discovered your blog and enjoy it.
I agree on the grace day. You're fine!
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