In order for me to maintain my Project Management Professional (PMP) credential, I must accrue 60 Professional Development Units (PDUs) every three years and this involves attending meetings and training courses on a regular basis.
One of the Sole Runners, Michelle, joined me for an early afternoon run at the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve.
As we ran, the occasional raindrop fell from the dark stratus clouds low in the sky.
As the drizzle become more consistent, large breaks of clear blue sky appeared in between the grey clouds.
There are many things I love the cooler months and being able to run later in the day is one of them. In the summer, I feel like I'm always trying to squeeze a run in before it gets too hot or after the sun goes down.
On account of the impending rain, we cut our run short but later on in the evening, I decided to go for a run around the city.
As I headed out, it started to sprinkle again. I wasn't expecting this so I didn't bring any rain gear.
Much to my relief, Mr. Green Garmin appeared indifferent to the precipitation.
I love that I don't like running in the heat also but rain is fun as long as there is not too much wind.
ReplyDeleteLike your pink Garmin.
Your runs always look and sound so peaceful. I think that's what a lot of runners never give themselves when running, peacefulness.
ReplyDeleteHuh. Maybe we where there at the same time. I went around 1 according to Mr. Road Garmin. Not quite morning I guess...
ReplyDeleteGlad Mr. G. is ok! Look at you 2 runs in 1 day fancy pants hardcore green girl!
ReplyDeleteYour run in the coolest places!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Johann--your runs always look spectacular!
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