Tuesday, December 22, 2009

dedicated



Or maybe he's just obsessed.
We got a big snowfall here Saturday night,
and I was impressed to see this runner
heading into Prospect Park well after dark, at
 the height of the storm. Guess he figured he 
was safe enough—you don't usually find a lot 
of muggers lurking about in a blizzard.

[You can see more of That's My World Tuesday right here.]

10 comments:

  1. Are you sure he wasn’t running from something?

    Speaking of snow and men...

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  2. TG -- I am so inspired! if it wasn't pushing 1 a.m., I'd go out right now and build a true Hobbesian snowman.

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  3. Wow, in the cold, dark and after snow! Maybe he's trying to get rid of the calories he plans on putting on in the next few days. :)

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  4. I'm inclined to go along with A Blog in the Rough, maybe this guy is trying to get rid of the calories he plans on putting on in the next few day???? Who knows??

    Whatever, I hope he comes home safely to enjoy a lovely holiday.

    The same lovely holiday I wish for you and yours! Enjoy!

    Sylvia

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  5. wow that's dedication! i'm always impressed by the joggers around our village who jog even at 10pm!

    leethroughthelens.blogspot.com

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  6. I would definitely be into doing that! I've always been a night owl & I bet it's beautiful in the park at night in the snow.

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  7. what dedication! or he's probably running from something.:p

    i love the photo, by the way.

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  8. Very admirable, but could he do yoga in the park in the snow and dark, I wonder...

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  9. It must be beautiful out there after the snow! There seems to be a lot of snow this year...maybe some of it will drift south!

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  10. I would never actually do this myself, but I imagine it is very calming to run in the dark when it is so quiet!

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