The Stealth Bowler. The pins don’t know what hit ‘em
For the gajillionth time…I complain. What? What’s this? S is complaining? Shocking!
But let me just tell you all the reasons I hate running:
- I sweat. A lot. I can’t even lie and say I “glisten” b/c I don’t. It’s gross. Now, I don’t know if this would bother me quite so much if my sister DIDN’T sweat. At all. Stupid jerk. I think maybe on the hottest day of the year as she was lighting a fire and running a marathon…she may begin to glisten…but that’s about it. I know I know…sweating is good for you…it keeps your body from overheating. Well…you know what. She doesn’t sweat and nothing has happened to her yet. She’s almost 30 (God J…you’re going to be 30 this year!) and looks great. There’s nothing wrong with her. I would much rather have her problem than mine. I apparently received the sweat glands for both of us. Ugh.
- I have boobs. (I can totally hear the shocked gasps now. Oh my goodness…S has boobs? I never saw them before!!!). OK enough sarcasm there. But seriously. Hello sports bra makers? Can we make a sports bra for people that actually have breasts and I’m not talking about a stinking B cup (Oh…and can it not cost more than $50? thanks you rock.). Since High School I have been plagued with sports bras that suck. I had to wear TWO sports bras in order to hold those suckers down. Even now…I wear two sports bras, and a tank top with a built in shelf bra…and yeah…still bouncing (although…they squish them together so much that I at least don’t get that awful occurence known as cleavage sweat…that would just suck even more). Grr. I actually have to pick my treadmill based on the mirrors in the room. I can’t run in front of a mirror. I get majorly tired just watching the girls bouncing. It’s hard work! Granted…the two sports bras are enough that it doesn’t hurt or anything…it’s just highly distracting. So…my suggestion…make a bra that is capable of holding things in place. Oh what’s this I hear? They have already invented something that does this? It’s called duct tape those suckers down? Ahh…I’ll have to give that a try next time.
Um yeah…so actually I think those are my only two complaints about running. The rest of my running experiences are pretty much positive…but I have to say…those two negatives are almost enough to make me hate running completely.
But just so I end this on a positive note…here are some happy reasons to go running:
- I feel good after I finish. All that sweating apparently flushes out all my negativity or something lame like that.
- I get that 15 minutes of runner’s high (Ok I only run for about 30 minutes so far…so I don’t have a long high…but I bet it gets better as I run longer distances).
- I have cool shoes.
Sadly…I’m having problems thinking up positive things.
This could be more to do with the fact that we just had an hour long meeting about all the layoffs that will be coming soon and how we won’t find out if we have a job until sometime in May. Kind of puts a downer on the day.
However, I would like to say that as much as I complain about it, I really do like to run. It’s a nice way to relieve tension and it makes me feel better about having eaten those cookies for lunch and things like that.
So I will try not to be Debbie Downer in my next post and I will post something positive. Any suggestions or topics you want to hear? (You can comment them or email me them).
