Fastest result of all time, and a symbol of failure

Date	Place of exercise	Duration (minutes)	Dewey sprint U	Dewey sprint D	Start time
25 July	Johnston	45	1:00.55 up	56.52	07:15

Date	Place of exercise	Duration (minutes)	Dewey sprint U	Start time
24 July	Johnston	37	57.45	08:17

                I have the feeling that the Dewey Sprint in one direction is ever so slightly in an upgrade fashion. I’m not sure about this. I have begun to experiment with running the sprint during the first part of my run. 

I performed the run UP this morning, and to my dismay, the time was more than a minute. I was telling my niece about it last night, and I said that when I don’t finish in under a minute, it bums me out—even though it’s really not that big a deal. But today, after making such a claim only the night before, I faced such a problem.   

                So, rather than be bummed out all day, I jogged around a bit to let my body calm itself and recover from the great exertion. Then I ran the sprint another time. I ran the DOWN sprint the second time and finished with my fastest result of all time. Yahoo!  Oh, wait, that is a symbol of failure. Yeah!