The 365 Commitment

Day 301 – A Good Day

I ran 13 miles this morning, as part of my new training regime to prepare for an actual marathon – yes – I have made that commitment. That was a good thing to accomplish, but I also put things down on my 365 list that were more important, and more difficult. I was able to accomplish them, so another down that feels like I did the best I could today. I even had something really inspiring to write in this blog, but I cannot remember the concept now! I am too exhausted to require my brain to try to figure that out right now – so it will have to wait until tomorrow. However, the whole point of this 365 commitment is to have a bunch of good days all year long instead of a string of days you do not even remember.

Guy Reams (301)
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