Pandemic life (and sunset Quarter Horses)

Aug 3

Written By Jeff Calvert

(Pandemic Diary - day 158)

“Pandemic life: no punctuation (it’s just one long run-on sentence).”

— from my notes, 3 August 2020 (Monday)

And…

Originally published to Strava on 3 August 2020 (Monday)

Penn State pavement (and sunset Quarter Horses)

Sometimes road runs have their charm.

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rush (noun):

- a rapid, impetuous, or violent onward movement
- a hurried state, as from the pressure of affairs
- a sudden attack; an onslaught
- a sudden, brief exhilaration
- surging emotion

Embrace the rush. Accept onward movement with grace, counter the pressure of affairs with patience, and face the onslaught with strength and competence and courage. Exhilaration and emotion are there for those who keep their sense of wonder at the patterns of miracle that surround us.
Most of all: pay attention.

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Pandemic life (and sunset Quarter Horses)

(Pandemic Diary - day 158)

Penn State pavement (and sunset Quarter Horses)

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When a run comes together

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