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Choosing to Run Instead of Staying in Bed

ByTim Nolte

This morning was another battle with myself wanting to just stay in bed. However I did succeed in get out there and getting some miles in. A little slower than the previous run but I was still glad I got out there. Every day I can get a run in is a success.

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