Very nice--I've tried to get into running many times over the years (but it's always been so difficult). I always admire people who can leave all the gadgets at home and just enjoy a run.
Very good. I hate running, therefore, I fear I would have to stop if the watch did, because I wouldn't want to run one second longer than necessary. :D
Oh, what a fantastic way to approach the prompt! It reminded me - for the second time in a week, oddly - of how, when I go camping, my favorite part is taking off my watch. Great job - thanks for linking up!
Oh, to run free, without worrying about how much time has passed, what a wonderful idea in a world where our lives are too often controlled to the minute by obligations and chores.
Sounds so beautifully carefree to me!
ReplyDeleteI stopped timing my runs years ago...and i love it. I feel you here.
ReplyDeletethis is beautiful.
ReplyDeletewhen we give up our clocks I think that's true freedom. To be able to run, or walk, or read or nap or love without glancing at the time.
ReplyDeleteit's a nice place to be, without a care in the world.
That last line is me, all the time. I related to every of the 42 words. Get out of my head, please. well done
ReplyDeleteVery nice--I've tried to get into running many times over the years (but it's always been so difficult). I always admire people who can leave all the gadgets at home and just enjoy a run.
ReplyDeleteOh, yes. To be this free every day. Yes, please.
ReplyDeleteWhen I choose not to check my watch (aka phone), I feel more free. Hands down.
ReplyDeleteYeah - I know the liberation that comes with running sans timepiece!
ReplyDeleteHa! That reminds me of times when my watch stops. I feel lost without it.
ReplyDeleteVery good. I hate running, therefore, I fear I would have to stop if the watch did, because I wouldn't want to run one second longer than necessary. :D
ReplyDeleteOh, what a fantastic way to approach the prompt! It reminded me - for the second time in a week, oddly - of how, when I go camping, my favorite part is taking off my watch. Great job - thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteI am in awe of those of you who are passionate about running.
ReplyDeleteOh, to run free, without worrying about how much time has passed, what a wonderful idea in a world where our lives are too often controlled to the minute by obligations and chores.
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