Nope, of course I showered, then used paper towel to pat myself somewhat dry so I wasn't completely drenched.  Then, you just kind of air dry the rest of the way for the next 20 minutes or so.

 

My hair is such that I don't need a towel, but that might be a problem for others.

Men!  

What's funny is our paper towel dispensers are locked down and you can only get these little squares from the automatic sensor - just to get enough to dry my hands, I spend 5 minutes waving at the damn thing.  I seriously cracked up trying to figure how many times I'd have to get that thing to give me a paper towel to dry off after a shower. lol!

Phew, I would have gotten creamed just now if I didn't look before crossing the street. So instead of sacrificing myself, it was car on car. Off to run 10 miles.

Wow. I'm glad you're okay.

Glad you're OK.  Those near misses makes you appreciate life all the more *shudder*.

Phew, I would have gotten creamed just now if I didn't look before crossing the street. So instead of sacrificing myself, it was car on car. Off to run 10 miles.

Near hit, oops.

 

Near miss, or near hit?

SRD for me.

miles and weights on tap Wednesday.

Thanks guys. I was just waiting for the walk signal to cross a busy road. I started stepping while looking and was able to stop before the car who ran the red light sent me to Mars. I was just frozen and and shocked and all I could do is stare at the red light runner instead of trying to signal or yell at him to stop. Cars from the other side already started going and a van ran into the car who ran the red light. While it doesn't surprise me, it kind of bugs me that I was to only witness who hung around.

10 miles @ 7:41 w/ 8 strides. I even had to stop to direct a dumb tourist (in a car) who ended up on the separated bike line. I felt like I had to get her outta there before a cyclist showed up an unleashed on her lol. What a day as a pedestrian! It was also cool to see local 2:13 guy running in the park.

Thanks guys. I was just waiting for the walk signal to cross a busy road. I started stepping while looking and was able to stop before the car who ran the red light sent me to Mars. I was just frozen and and shocked and all I could do is stare at the red light runner instead of trying to signal or yell at him to stop. Cars from the other side already started going and a van ran into the car who ran the red light. While it doesn't surprise me, it kind of bugs me that I was to only witness who hung around.

 

10 miles @ 7:41 w/ 8 strides. I even had to stop to direct a dumb tourist (in a car) who ended up on the separated bike line. I felt like I had to get her outta there before a cyclist showed up an unleashed on her lol. What a day as a pedestrian! It was also cool to see local 2:13 guy running in the park.

Yikes! I always look before going, both while running and in the car. Always worth the extra second it takes. Glad you are ok!