Nothing kick starts a day like an early morning run. I never regret it. That remained the case Saturday of the Labor Day weekend. Following the run I did ten minutes of stretching, a new addition. The rest of the day fit our normal highly active pattern. Shannan and I drove to Newnan for the Powers Crossroads Festival. We stopped at some garage sales afterwards, and then cruised to Decatur for their Book Festival. Giving in to growling stomachs we dipped in the Emory Village for a nostalgic lunch at Everybody’s Pizza. Finally we brought the day to an end with a visit to Dixie Speedway for a night of stock car racing.
A great day that all started with a nice run. I know it seems overly busy, but it was all a “labor” of love from run to race.
Get up. Run. Get out.
Tom
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