
He fell for it and off we went. At race time the temperatures were just above freezing. It's tough to know what to wear for a good run. Even at mid 30's temperatures you're likely to sweat a lot so the tendency is to dress light. Then you find yourself suddenly wet and cold when the running is done.
But we'd both rather run in the cold than in the soupy summer air.

The cold also affected the free post race bananas. We had trouble peeling the frozen husks and eating the banana was like chewing ice cream. I was afraid Daniel would drop his and break his toe.
Now we're trying to talk each other into the Charleston Bridge Run in the spring.
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You really live in Laurens? I didn't know that. My old studio mate, Stephen Crotts, is from Laurens, and I'm there around once or twice a year visiting with his family.
Congratulations on your run. I'm a little jealous. I want to run but I'm afraid it would hurt my knees. Frozen bananas are good if they're dipped in chocolate.
Yep, we moved here in the spring. Maybe we'll see you next time you come through town.
I think there's another 5K here in the spring when it's warmer.
You should definitely do the bridge run.
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