Every morning I open all the window shades and check the temperature. I have a "natural" thermometer right outside my front window that is always accurate. It is a rhododendron tree. When it was warmer, the rhododendron tree was home to a family of sparrows. I hope they come back from their Florida winter home in the spring.
Anyways, my tree is my running thermometer. I don't check the actual number temperature on the computer until after I go running because if the number is low (which it is a lot here) it makes it psychologically difficult to go outside and run. So, if I see this when I open the shades...
I wear my long underwear under my running clothes. If I see this...
I don't wear my long underwear. It is a foolproof recipe for running dress. When my tree is blooming, I will wear shorts.
After a little jog, I come home, check the number temperature, and then help myself to a big bowl of warm oatmeal with craisins, blueberries, and walnuts. I look forward to it every morning.
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Hey that's good to know that you shouldn't check the temperature before you go running. Tara, you should add more running tips. I think that would be so helpful. Anyway, I love reading your blog!
I cant imagine running outside in that kind of weather!
Ouch!
Very cool! I wish I had a tree like that. I am so happy to hear the running is going well.
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