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I saw this on Facebook earlier today and joined up. I'm doing at least 26.2 minutes each day this week and hoping to total 26.2 miles by Sunday!
ReplyDeleteI am going to do 26.2 minutes at least three times this week as well!
DeleteThanks for visiting! Unfortunately I don't do much running...but I love to walk--my version of running. I think times like these though we are all "runners" Inspirefly
ReplyDeleteThat's okay, walking is just running very slow...and yes in our hearts we are all runners!
DeleteI joined and I ran this afternoon after work. So much support from the running community...it's amazing and heartwarming to see everyone come together during such a tragic time.
ReplyDeleteIt gives me hope...
DeleteI'm gonna check out the link. Thanks for putting it up. I ran yesterday and it felt like it had meaning.
ReplyDeleteI did as well, it may not seem like much (running) but I feel as if it strengthens us as a whole
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