One 10k down and many more races to come

I
did something today that I never thought I would do in a million years I ran my
first 10k and finished in a respectable one hour and five minutes.   And despite the blister on my foot I feel
great, and it was all worth it.  There
was a level of energy in the air at the start of the race that is indescribable.  There is something very inspiring and
humbling being passed by someone who is much older than you.   I found running across the finish line to
have almost a euphoric feel.  It was a
feeling that normally I only get from buying shoes and handbags.  Today taught me that one should always try to
siege every opportunity to step out of one’s comfort zone and trying something
they have never tried before.  And with
fingers crossed I’ll be back in my six inch heels by Tuesday.