{photo from Schlagger. Thanks again!}
{Sizzling.}I'm sick, so I'm keeping this post-Botak Run post short and bittersweet.
It was hot.
The feeling was a deja vu of an infamous, infinite 15K Run when upon reaching the halfway mark, water was still non-existent. It was nice running into familiar faces during the race, although I wasn't quite sure if they were real or just a mirage... It was scorching hot. Was it just me or were there Stormtroopers marching alongside runners? Hmm...
I'm torn between a little bored and a little relieved that the 10K route was looped. On one hand, you know just how many more steps you'd be running 'til you reach paradise. On the other hand, it's a Been There-Done That deal.
Surprisingly, crossing the finish line with pants and gasps that would rival Darth Vader's, finish with a satisfying time, I did! (Did I get the Yoda-speak right?)
{My running buds are back!}
{Meeting new friends. Vener of Run Unltd.}
That was hot indeed, I was also pushed to the max. Anyway, we should adapt, rain or shine we should run. Happy running, see you again.
ReplyDeletei didn't feel hot at all! and i did so much better this time. yay for me!
ReplyDeletehi to janine+,
ReplyDeletem trying to expand my running friends by putting a group of running enthusiasts in facebook. just would like to ask permission if i can link your blog url. btw, i agree, it was hot indeed during the botak race, since it started past 6am already.
cheers,
Serge
pahabol lang, click my name for the url of the group.
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Hi Run Unltd. You're right. But just like breaking a PR, it's easier said than done! haha (Well, at least for me). It was great seeing you and Queenie again. =)
ReplyDeleteCongrats, for keeping a cool head, jinides! Next time, I should take your cue and B.Y.O.B. (Bring Youe Own Bootled Drink)
ReplyDeleteHi Serge. Thanks for dropping by and for adding me to your elite, enthusiastic, energetic group. I'm honored. =) See you in future runs!
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