Sometimes you run around the roadkill...

[ht_murray]

And sometimes you are the roadkill.

Updated the running blog with pictures of beautiful wildflowers, roadkill, and the reason photojournalism and interval runs don't mix.

Comments

[mini-moue.livejournal.com]

I'm so jealous of your beautiful springtime meadows. Here in Scotland we have a few measley daffodils and crocuses, high winds and a forecast for snow tomorrow. Spring should hit us sometime around May, if present temperatures hold.

Snakes - those I do not envy you! ;-)

Hope the knee's not too sore today!

[beelikej.livejournal.com]

Awesome pictures (yes, even the hog, I'm creepy like that;). Of course your whole running schedule doesn't make sense to someone who decided not to bother with working out a long time ago (ie 'me!') and I'm thoroughly impressed by the numbers;) I'm glad you could still move after your stumble. Hope your knee doesn't give you too much trouble on your day off and that you get back on schedule again next time. Although I wouldn't mind more pictures of the gorgeous landscape:)

[chocca2.livejournal.com]

*flyby smish*

p.s I left you a comment on blog, hope it worked =)

[calamitycrow.livejournal.com]

ahem, I just came over here to point out you did NOT have this kitty's permission to hurt yourself. No you did not. So don't do it again. (smishes you and your skinned knee)

[layne67.livejournal.com]

Oh my, that's a beautiful running path/trail there. Do you run at the same place everyday?

Poor Pumbaa. Yeah, each time I see a wild hog I'd think of Pumbaa.

And your poor knee! Luckily it looked superficial but do take care of it all the same as it can still become infected.