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I Will Never Believe in Anything Again

April 5th, 2013 @ 8:17 am PDT

OrangeI did not feel like getting out of bed this morning, much less running. I don’t know if I caught some sort of flu or just a cold or what, but I had a nasty scratch in the back of my throat every time I swallowed, and my head felt thick and cloudy. But rather than hit the snooze button and head back to dreamland, I pulled on my running shoes and hit the road, Jack.

Maybe, I thought, getting my heart pumping and producing some endorphins and all that jazz will help me knock myself back into shape. And I think it worked. By the time I got back to the house, dripping with sweat and heart-pounding, I felt much better. After some Greek yogurt with granola, a bowl of raisin bran, a half grapefruit, an orange, a tall glass of orange juice, a half-gallon of ice water, and a coffee, I felt fantastic.

 

I just finished a 6.30 mi run with a pace of 9'33"/mi with Nike+ Running. http://t.co/pIlHnrczkT #nikeplus

— David Vincent Gagne (@davidgagne) April 5, 2013

 

Here are the songs I heard while running:

  • Get Back — Ludacris
  • Rehab — Winehouse, Amy
  • Super Bad, Pts. 1 & 2 — Brown, James
  • Call Me Maybe — Jepsen, Carly Rae
  • The Last Song — Foo Fighters
  • Coffee’s for Closers — Fall Out Boy
    The title of this post is from this song.
  • Shut Up — blink-182
  • Like Eating Glass — Bloc Party
  • All Around the World or the Myth of Fingerprints (Early Version) — Simon, Paul
  • Eye of the Tiger — Survivor
  • Starlight — Muse
  • I Just Shot John Lennon — Cranberries, The
  • The Horizon Is a Beltway — Low Anthem, The

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