As I was running early yesterday afternoon, I was thinking about how I never post about being so fortunate to have good days. The bad days always seem to stick out in my memory but they really aren't so bad anyways. I've only had a couple of DNS races and never had a DNF for any race where I've made it to the start line. Plus I'm sure that most runners will agree that a bad day running is far better than a good day at most other things.
I forgot my Garmin yesterday but ran a nice run from work to the Millbend loop. It was a great day to be outside and the run went very well. All systems seem to have survived the marathon.
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