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10 Thoughts That Ran Through My Head When I Started Running Again

Am I sweating or am I crying?

Savannah Hand

Apr 26, 2018

Tuscaloosa, AL

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10 Thoughts That Ran Through My Head When I Started Running Again

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One minute you're watching really fit people on T.V. and the next minute you're telling your running-obsessed friend you would love to go running with them.

1. You can do this. You loved running a month ago, you just took a break but you'll be fine.

2. Dang it, I have to find my pace again

3. I guess I could go faster... oh, no no no no, go slower

4. Am I sweating or am I crying?

5. Not even half a mile yet? I feel like I've been running for HOURS.

6. Ah, I haven't felt my legs cry in so long.

7. Come on people, just keep passing the 21-year-old who can't run a mile.

8. If I stopped right now I could get in a great nap...

9. Ya know, I'm pretty happy with my chubby body

10. Why run when I can drive?

Peace out, runners.

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10 Thoughts That Ran Through My Head When I Started Running Again

Am I sweating or am I crying?

1. You can do this. You loved running a month ago, you just took a break but you'll be fine.

2. Dang it, I have to find my pace again

3. I guess I could go faster... oh, no no no no, go slower

4. Am I sweating or am I crying?

5. Not even half a mile yet? I feel like I've been running for HOURS.

6. Ah, I haven't felt my legs cry in so long.

7. Come on people, just keep passing the 21-year-old who can't run a mile.

8. If I stopped right now I could get in a great nap...

9. Ya know, I'm pretty happy with my chubby body

10. Why run when I can drive?

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Normal people wouldn't understand

1. Having time to nap between classes or at all.

2. Waking up 10 minutes before your class starts and making it there in time.

3. Making it to class in general

4. Only having to hit the snooze button three times.

5. When you didn't do the homework and the teacher decides not to collect it for that day.

6. Getting that "I'm sorry, but class is cancelled" email.

7. Finding a quiet seat in the library.

8. Actually enjoying a class and understanding all of the material.

9. Having a friend to eat lunch with.

10. Finishing an assignment before the due date.

11. When there is free food on campus.

Becuase of all things to be addicted to, you're addicted to making money.

1. You can't remember your last day off.

2. Whenever someone asks to hang out, you're working.

3. When you do see your friends, you're in a "treating mood."

4. You work so much you don't have time to spend the money you're making.

5. You're too tired to function when you aren't working.

6. Finally seeing your friends and having way too much to catch up on.

A summer well spent.

1. How to shower in less than 10 minutes.

2. Being comfortable sweating, like all the time.

3. The beauty of not wearing makeup.

4. Naps are essential for survival.

5. Even extreme extroverts need alone time.

6. How to remember names in a few short hours.

7. The freedom in sharing your faults.

8. Showering every day is not necessary.

9. Fake it til you make it.

10. Bugs are the enemy.

83% of my trends in college would have been shamed in high school.

1. Eat

2. Be seen running across campus

3. Sleep

4. Skip Class

5. Blurt out

6. Wear dresses

7. Wear Crocs

8.Run on 4 hours of sleep

9. Use a Laptop

10. Crying

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1. “When I first met you, I thought you were a b*tch.”

2. Somebody asks you if you’re mad at them at least once a day.

3. You always look unamused. Even when you are very amused.

4. Anna Wintour is your spirit animal.

5. You are never approached by people who are tabling on campus.

6. You have to practice smiling before you get your photo taken.

7. The word “judgmental” is thrown at you on the daily.

8. You make people visibly uncomfortable in section by glancing at them.

9. Your parents thought that this was just part of a teenage phase, but this is actually just your face.

10. Your face could get you out of jury duty.

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