Saturday I was not motivated to run. Running on the Greenway didn't even sound like fun. So I didn't. Instead I went to the bakery and grocery and then headed over to the gym. I ran two miles and then walked a few laps with friends before Zumba. The point of the run was to enjoy running in barefoot shoes. I always feel like I use my big toe more when running in the Vibrams. Anyone else notice that?
Saturday afternoon in a fit of productivity, or I don't know what really. I went and bought closet organizers and then started to give my front closet a makeover. That project wound up spilling in to Sunday. Late Saturday night I stopped and had a bottle of wine instead.
Sunday I woke up and re-commenced project 'build shelves and organize shoes'. I don't even have that many shoes. For a girl. Organizing the front closet wound up spilling over into organizing the broom closet as well. That was a swift project and glad I did it. Who knew I had so many light bulbs? Organization led for the need to take some stuff to Good Will. I still need to go to the Habitat for Humanity ReStore to give them my chandeliers but they were closed today. Somewhere in there, I managed to make a loaf of banana bread.
In the middle of the day, my body was all "get out and run " and my brain was all"15 mph winds; stay inside". After a struggle, the body prevailed and I did a quick 20-minute shake out run. The goal of the run was to learn to breath in the cold air. Even though I swear I'm not actually training for Dreidel Dash, I would like to finish it without needing medical attention. Is there scientific proof there's less oxygen in cold air?
There were a number of errands run today which resulted in me being out after sunset. Kind of easy when sunset is at 4:30pm. A stop at Hiawatha Ave gave me this nice shot. I'm hearing eventually these grain elevators will be torn down, but I'll believe it when I see it.
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