Lessons learned from running... (Read 1272 times)

ha! Thanks for the welcome ...I think?!

Hmmm...now I'm a little afraid to run wearing a camelbak with mine. Especially with that translucent liner short... k

Yeah, good luck with that! I will not run with this skirt and any sort of fluid holder after my experience! Let me know how it goes for you! Hah! Trust me, you can imagine how awful it was. Now I can say, "happy running and may your skirt stay down!"

ha! Thanks for the welcome ...I think?!

Absolutely welcome! Actually, after the video, the second viewing, I ordered one of the skirts that you modeled because it DOESN"T have slits on the sides and I believe that it will stay down. Thanks for testing that! Jilly

First of all Mark: there's only one word for how you look in that outfit -- fabulous! I like your blog, too. Good luck with the foot injury. I'm gonna try to steer back on-topic here (not that I don't find the running skirt discussion captivating). Lessons learned from running: 1) Bring a roll of toilet paper to the race. 2) Carry toilet paper on long runs 3) Try to run near businesses and/or friend's houses where you know you can use the facilities. 4) Run near wooded areas where you can duck in and not be seen from the road, if necessary. Hmm, kind of see a theme developing here. I'll change it up by saying: 5) Aim high, dream big, and set challenging goals. But make sure they're attainable. Unrealistic goals can set you up for failure/disappointment. 6) A mile is not nearly as far as it sounded when you were a kid. 7) Making a schedule/plan is a strong motivator towards seeing things through, in running as well as in life. 8) The sense of achievement after a great race is almost unmatched in life.

I poo pah the 2000 mile club. It has too many men and not enough actual breast tissue to have boobies mentioned so much, methinks. Sort of like the concept of lot's of boys chatting in the locker room but the real fun is going on in the ladies one next door where of course we all can't resist stroking each other come shower time as we are all so pretty and firm. Ok, slight tangent there. Where's my husband? Saddle up your ponies boys. We have more breasts, more pornography and definitely less running to do on the 100 mile board, despite the fact that we have only been 'open for business' for about a week. I reckon if you add all our breast tissue together we would be at least a 256HH. Who's frontin' for the 2000 mile club eh? Therefore we win. I have learnt that the low cut Thurlos running socks are a blister inducing waste of time. Just to pretend that I am even slightly on topic with this reply. Claire xxx

I reckon if you add all our breast tissue together we would be at least a 256HH. Who's frontin' for the 2000 mile club eh?

*flashes the board for fun*

I love my 2000 mile club... flash away Kristen!

Well we will have to get one of K's tata's each as she is also a member of the 100 mile club AKA Eric's Harem, AKA 'Flying at apporiximately one mile high with a nice toilet' club.