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It has happened. There are moments when I can't actually believe it, but it has happened nonetheless. Between doing it for fun sometimes and making the 3km trek from my office to my gym several times each week, the running bug has officially bit me. Not only do I find jogging doable, I find it enjoyable. Photo: lgh75 on Flickr Perhaps, though, I should learn to keep my mouth shut in this regard. You see, my beautiful (in many ways) friend Chelsea convinced me to do a 10km with her and her husband at the end of October. Okay, but really, it's only 9.5km and we are encouraged to dress in costume, so I'm sure it'll equate to good laughs and merriment. I have exactly 23 days to train. That being said, I need to start stepping up my game. I've been keeping to a maximum of 4km runs and plan to embark on a longer one this weekend because I know I'm capable. So to you experienced runners out there, offer me your sage advice...

Me: So did you figure out what to make for dinner? Stephen: Ya, I just took a steak out of the freezer. Me: Yum. Stephen: Doesn't it seem kind of counterproductive to go for a run then go to McDonald's? Me: Not really. As long as I don't eat a bajillion calories there. Stephen: I see. Me: I've been eating it my whole life! Stephen: Haha maybe it's just building up inside of you, ready to give you some kind of disease! Me: What kind of disease? Stephen: All kinds probably. I don't know how you don't feel like dying when you eat it. Me: I feel like dying from the awesomeness on my tongue... Okay so I have never been one to really run. When I started going to the gym three weeks ago, I told my trainer that I'd be totally into weight training but count me out for cardio. I hate it and I pretty much always have. But then something weird happened. The more I worked out, the stronger I became and before I knew it, I wanted to run to the gym. Quelle bizarre behavior! Yup, I've definitely gotten stronger, more toned and very much more Bosworth in the last few weeks. I skipped the gym after work today because I actually felt like going for a run to bust off some stress instead. I started out in Gastown, went up Main Street to Crab Park, all along the waterfront to Waterfront Road, under Canada Place, up through Coal Harbour to the corner of Hastings and Broughton and then back down to Burrard, up to Pender and straight down Pender until I hit the Tinseltown McDonald's. All in, 40 minutes later I had covered 4.63km of territory without stopping once. Not only can I not believe that I actually ran, but did so without stopping. Good tunes (The Pixies, Jay-Z and Daft Punk to name a few) and supportive sneakers are key, it seems. I picked up a great pair of Nike runners at Winner's for only $70 this week, and so far, it's been a wise investment. Another tip: make the trek to Burlington, WA and hit the new Lululemon Factory Outlet. The same outfit that I'd priced at about $150 with tax on Robson Street cost me a mere USD$60 with tax last Saturday. Question for all you runners: Why the heck do I still get that same side cramp that plagued me in elementary school track and field, and how do I get rid of it?

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It seems that being sweaty and joggy is more attractive to men than being dressed-up and strutting. While I oddly got more than my fair share of male attention today, as I jogged past the fire station at Main and Powell, I was greeted by a trio of firefighters who were delighted to wave and wink. Ahhh...rescue me.

Awkward Moment Of The Day

As I was walking home from work, a well-dressed man much shorter than me approached with a puzzled look on his face. Sweetly, I asked if he was lost. He wrung his hands for a brief moment. "Ah, yah, I'm looking for a tall blonde girl...know of any?" I instantly had a flashback to the time Samantha got motorboated, shook my head no and flashed a lovely goodbye smile as I kept on walking.

You know those days that are so mellow, yet hold a great deal of anticipation? I know that I have many fun adventures ahead of me in the coming days, while today I am free to relax, do everything at a slower pace and daydream about what's to come. It's been nearly a year - a year! - since my last shopping adventure in the U.S. with Susan, so we're heading down at the break of dawn tomorrow. I don't know if I'm more excited for Nordstrom and Victoria's Secret or for Auntie Anne's Pretzels and IHOP! And following that, I have the SPCA Paws For A Cause Walk and a visit from my mom to look forward to. But today...today will be divine. Once I manage to make it through this work day, I'll spend some time at the gym, followed by black bean and garlic prawns from Noodle Box for dinner, re-watching season 6 of SATC on my laptop in bed and closing my eyes for a divine sleep by 9pm. I find it incredibly odd, but I am not only enjoying going to the gym, but I also look forward to it. I have even started running en route. Forget skinny; this chica is aspiring to Kate Bosworth à la Blue Crush. Bikini season 2009 won't be able to handle me and my soon-to-be surfer-esque bod.

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