Sitting down to write this week’s post, no ideas came. I became desperate because all I could think of was random things, some about running and some not. I apologize if this post bores you, however, if you have trouble falling asleep, it’s an excellent resource.
In the 2011 Bloomsday 12K, a photo was taken of myself and a couple other runners. Of six feet, none were touching the ground.
I once read an article about this and was surprised how high the ratio of both feet off the ground is to time that at least one foot is on the ground.
Below is a photo of me watching a track and field race on YouTube.
Non-runners (and some runners too), probably think it’s boring to watch people run in circles over and over, but I find it very interesting.
Here I am standing atop the compost pile in the corner of my backyard.
The guy who lives across the alley once asked my next-door neighbor if they hate me. My neighbor asked why he would think that. He replied that he saw them tossing weeds into my backyard. My neighbors toss their weeds over the fence and into my pile because I’ve asked for their compostables.
I’m going to reveal something embarrassing. Maybe you’ll find it disgusting. I grow lots of tomatoes in my backyard. I eat plenty fresh, but I also boil down a bunch to make spaghetti sauce. I dehydrate a lot for wintertime eating as well.
When I cut bunches of tomatoes, there’s a large pool of tomato juice left on the cutting table. The juice is especially sweet and good-tasting. I put my lips to the table and suck it up.
I’m a bachelor, and I live alone. I can get away with this. However, if I start seeing someone, don’t take a screen shot of this photo and send it to her. I’ll come after you.
Very interesting to know you dehydrate fresh produce. What else do you dehydrate? And does eating dehydrated food make you light on your feet so you don’t touch the ground?
Tomatoes are about it, Jim. I’ll bring you a few so you can tell me how they are.