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December 09, 2005
Snowflakes
My run today was awesome. It’s snowing here. I ran at about 10:45 AM. I ran for 30:48. I went exploring on the streets near my neighborhood. I found out there are a LOT of churches and temples in my town. There are also some cute parks. Sometimes I ran on the roads but when shoveled or packed down sidewalks were available I hopped up there. It wasn’t too cold out at all. I thought I would try out my sneakers from the summer that I stopped wearing b/c they give me blisters…and…wait for it….wait for it…they still give me blisters. Shocking.
The snow seems to be letting up and has transformed into mush. I guess that’s good so I can go to the supermarket. I just now finished all of the peanut butter in the house. That is NOT a good situation. I also need to power through some homework. I have two friends coming into town this weekend (separately, they don’t know each other) so I hope to spend some time with them.
Posted by Audrey at December 9, 2005 01:00 PM
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It sounds like a fun run. Snow makes things more interesting.
hmm... peanut butter...
Posted by: ShoreTurtle at December 9, 2005 03:42 PM
Its amazing the number of people that have peanut butter as major staple (stapel) in their diet.
No peanut butter here. My wife is deathly allergic. One little bit of it and she's off to the E-room, after a quick shot from the Epi-pen she keeps with her all the time. We used to spend alot of time in the ER, but not so much these days.
Posted by: Jon in Michigan at December 9, 2005 07:23 PM
Hi Audrey,
Just catching up on your blog after a long hiatus. Thank you for making me laugh, as always. I love peanut butter, too. My friend gave me this HUGE jar of it (we're talking huge!) as a joke, then showed up a week later wanting to see if it was gone. Even for a peanut butter fan like me, this jar's going to take months to eat. He couldn't believe I hadn't eaten it all, though!
Posted by: Meghan at December 10, 2005 05:52 PM