A Thanksgiving Run

     

Today was a beautiful day for my daily run.  Shorts on Thanksgiving.  A nice 5 mile run in the mid 60s with a slight wind.  I built up a nice appetite for my turkey dinner that I waited four hours in a food bank line to get.

There were very few people out to encounter during the run.  They had already flown, drove, and taken trains to family gatherings all around this country.  And now they were all inside watching lots of football, getting drunk, throwing up, stuffing their faces, throwing up some more, passing the stuffing, passing the bean casserole, passing the 'rona.  It's what Thanksgiving is all about.

Hey American Covidiots--you could have stayed at home and done the same thing!! 

Charles Bronson Won't Be In This One

   

   

DEATH WISH 2020

    

     

Thanksgiving is only a few days away and many Americans have decided to risk their lives and others.  After the holiday I am going to have to get a larger TV so that the new CoVid-19 death graphs will fit on the screen.

The number of jobs in America will probably remain the same but the number of unemployed workers will sadly decline.  Good time to look for a job.

Many elderly will also be moving on which will mean fewer Americans will be drawing Social Security.  Good news that the program will still be solvent when I apply.

Santa will be able to skip a lot of new empty houses this year.

And regardless how many covidiots kick the bucket during the holiday season, the number of readers of this blog will stay the same.  😔

So have a wonderful T-Day this year.

As always....Zero Sympathy.  ZERO  

Milestone #4

    

For reference, see the post on 10/22/2020.

Milestone #3

     

Yesterday I passed 1,000 miles for the year.  It was the fourth time in the past six years (as an O.M.) and the earliest that I have reached that milestone.  Did I ever do it when I was younger?  Probably.  Those running logs are lost forever.  I most likely did it when I had the 200+ consecutive running days streak back in college.  What's next?  1,100 of course.