Funny story really. I decided last night that I would try and wake up earlier in order to get to work at decent time; adjusting to Camp Andy, has taken a little longer than expected...So, all that to say, I set my alarm for 5:45a. I got up fed the pup, got out the door and started the run before 6:15a. Nice, right. I set out without a plan, but decided along the way to run to my sister's house and back; hoping it would give me between 5 and 6 miles. It was spitting rain, but not enough to really enjoy, but enough to realize that we were sitting at 100% humidity. Blah. I pass my sister's house, make the turn to circle back and I come across this man in his nice Audi S7 leaving his driveway. I notice his coat on the seat and realize he's a doctor. Then something clicked. I noticed all the traffic and these landscapers. I stop, switch my watch over to time....it's ten til 8a. Shit. I'm halfway through my run and now I'm an hour behind. Perfect. I get home at 8:15. There's really no way of salvaging any attempt to being in the office early, or on time at this point, but I was only 30 minutes later than normal, so there's a win.
I guess I just glazed over that 7 this morning assuming it was a 6. Anyway, the run was ok. I felt slow and sluggish, but focused on my turn over which helped me keep the pace fast. There was a lot of sweat involved today.
Only in Memphis can it be partly cloudy with 100% humidity. Where's the rain people?!
Side Note: I learned something today from HowStuffWorks.com while Googling 100% humidity,"If the air is at 100-percent relative humidity, sweat will not evaporate into the air. As a result, we feel much hotter than the actual temperature when the
relative humidity is high". This explains a lot.
-A