My brains had started to pool in my bottom, after so much sitting at the computer: with temps near 100ºF and humidity at swamp levels, I lost my oomph for jogging, and I've barely exercised since early August--not even indoors at the YW.
This morning, it's still humid-- almost foggy --but I felt almost desperate to move a bit.
And "a bit" was all I could manage: I mostly walked a mile. But it was enough to get the sluggish system circulating.
Perhaps with our extreme weather swings in MN, jogging will simply be a two-season activity for me: spring and fall.
This morning, it's still humid-- almost foggy --but I felt almost desperate to move a bit.
[the grape vines love the climate]
Perhaps with our extreme weather swings in MN, jogging will simply be a two-season activity for me: spring and fall.
Thanks. Needed to appreciate the dryness here.
ReplyDeleteDryness sounds great!
ReplyDeleteWhere are you Zhoen?
Northern Utah.
ReplyDeleteWow--that's like the opposite of here!
ReplyDeleteUgh. Good on you for walking a mile. You're my hero for that. I was there in Mpls. for my 40th class reunion. I knew Mary would make me go outdoors and it sucked.
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