From October to April when it’s dark out after work, my running group meets at a community college to run.
There are only so many routes so it’s kind of boring, but it’s well-lit and safe. There aren’t too many other options, so we just run our loops there twice a week.
Often, people ask us for directions when they’re looking for a specific building. Despite running there for years, we don’t really know the names of the buildings so we’re not much help.
That happens all the time, and isn’t really unusual.
Today, though, someone loitering before or after class approached part of our group and asked if anybody had a light.
Uh, wrong people to ask! Typically, runners aren’t smokers!
At least we got a laugh.
Tonight, I am thankful that it stopped raining before my run.
When I left my office, it was cold, windy and raining. Our meeting place is closer to my house, so maybe we cleared the storm. It wasn’t quite as windy, and the rain had stopped.
We tend to run in most weather conditions. Thunderstorms and excessive ice are really the only deal breakers … but cold rain is not fun!
