Runner Things #1861
Posted on 02 Nov, 2013
Running trains me to be a stronger person. Running trains me to refuse to allow my environment to determine my actions. I have never breathed so hard, felt so, or faced such challenge as when I am running. Running trains me to keep going, always.
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