Put on my shoes and GO

It's been a while since I heard that voice in my head.  It was pretty weak this morning.  It wasn't screaming at me.  It was more the voice of a someone with emphysema gasping for breath.
It said, "Don't go out in the wind and rain this morning for a run.  You can do it tomorrow.  You're still recovering and you need some rest."
As soon as I heard that I put on my shoes and headed out the door.
What a GREAT little run in the wind and rain.
I enjoyed it so much that I added an extra mile just to say…
Fuck You Cancer

And may I remind you Cancer how that "recovery" you mentioned is going:
November 1:  11 mile run around Lake Natoma
November 2:  8.5 mile Apple Hill run
November 8: 11 mile run around Lake Natoma
November 11: 12 mile run up Donner Summit
November 15:  11 mile run around Lake Natoma again
November 22: 14 miles from Lake Natoma to Granite Bay and back (In the rain)
November 26: 15 miles Auburn to Cool and back
November 27: 10K turned into a 9 mile walk for Run to Feed the Hungry
November 29: 11 mile run around Lake Natoma (In the rain)
December 6: 11 mile run from Lake Natoma to Folsom Lake and back (In the rain)