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The duration of the run is broken up into three sections because it took 30 minutes to run there, 20 minutes to run back to a friend's place, and then 15 minutes to run home. I left the
house/apartment at 6:55 and ran downtown to where the dynamic meditation is
held.
It was fun. At one point, I peeked under my bandana (that
I was using as a blindfold) and saw truly insane-looking people. But they were insane only from a conventional
standpoint. I felt completely
comfortable there…does that mean that I am insane? Maybe.
The
highpoint of the young morning so far was the podcast that I listened to. It was Hang Up and Listen from Slate. It’s a sports podcast, and their first guest
was a high school football coach who never punts and kicks and onside kick
EVERY kickoff. His ideas are totally
sensible and his stories were hilarious.
I was literally laughing out loud while running in the middle of the sidewalk. The people around me might have thought I was
insane. It really is worth a
listen. Here is a small bit about
throwing the ball around before a kickoff, and about punishing his quarterback.
Listen to the whole show at the link below. The no punting story is the first story.
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