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Knoxville, Tn<br>
Calhoun’s New Year’s Day 5K 2008<br><br>
I didn’t have a stellar day on the New Year’s 5K sheet.<br>
I just knew Econo was going to beat me –and she did, <i>twice in one day</i>.<br>
So it kinda put me in an off-mood for the long drive home.<br>
I started reminiscing about all my less than stellar forays into the job market.<br>
To name a few for instance:<br><br>
I tried to learn to operate a taxi, but lacked the drive.<br><br>
I worked for a map company, until they told me to get lost.<br><br>
Briefly, I was in lingerie sales, again, I got a pink slip.<br><br>
My favorite job was managing a brassiere factory, but I just quit one day.<br>
It was rumored I had cold hands. But really I couldn’t stay abreast of the all the work.<br><br>
Then I was hired as a union-buster at a handkerchief factory,<br>
but decided I like to picket better.<br><br>
For a short while I worked at a place with several of dyslexics.<br>
Pink slip again. This time it just said, “You’re Fried.”<br><br>
Finally, I knew my days were numbered as a sign painter at the grand opening of our Pubic Library.<br><br>
Maybe I need a job better suited to casual runners.<br><br>
At least I ran as fast as my last 5k, 24:43, or within a second anyways.<br>
Conditions, were nice and sunny, about 37* with a very slight headwind the first half.<br>
The organization was great, with chip timing.<br>
The course was plenty flat, an OutBack-right along the Tennessee River past Neyland Stadium.<br>
(The temple was empty of course on account of a dispute with some<br>
badgers, cheese graters, or some bodies in Tampa I think).<br>
There were about 400 runner’s which is a BIG race for me.<br>
I felt good the whole time, except while I was actually running.<br>
But best of all, I got to meet Pie.<br><img alt="" src="http://i8.tinypic.com/81i17gj.jpg" style="border:0px solid;"><br>
And I gave him a pie.<br><br>
Guess what kind,<br>
JJJ
Knoxville, Tn<br>
Calhoun’s New Year’s Day 5K 2008<br><br>
I didn’t have a stellar day on the New Year’s 5K sheet.<br>
I just knew Econo was going to beat me –and she did, <i>twice in one day</i>.<br>
So it kinda put me in an off-mood for the long drive home.<br>
I started reminiscing about all my less than stellar forays into the job market.<br>
To name a few for instance:<br><br>
I tried to learn to operate a taxi, but lacked the drive.<br><br>
I worked for a map company, until they told me to get lost.<br><br>
Briefly, I was in lingerie sales, again, I got a pink slip.<br><br>
My favorite job was managing a brassiere factory, but I just quit one day.<br>
It was rumored I had cold hands. But really I couldn’t stay abreast of the all the work.<br><br>
Then I was hired as a union-buster at a handkerchief factory,<br>
but decided I like to picket better.<br><br>
For a short while I worked at a place with several of dyslexics.<br>
Pink slip again. This time it just said, “You’re Fried.”<br><br>
Finally, I knew my days were numbered as a sign painter at the grand opening of our Pubic Library.<br><br>
Maybe I need a job better suited to casual runners.<br><br>
At least I ran as fast as my last 5k, 24:43, or within a second anyways.<br>
Conditions, were nice and sunny, about 37* with a very slight headwind the first half.<br>
The organization was great, with chip timing.<br>
The course was plenty flat, an OutBack-right along the Tennessee River past Neyland Stadium.<br>
(The temple was empty of course on account of a dispute with some<br>
badgers, cheese graters, or some bodies in Tampa I think).<br>
There were about 400 runner’s which is a BIG race for me.<br>
I felt good the whole time, except while I was actually running.<br>
But best of all, I got to meet Pie.<br><img alt="" src="http://i8.tinypic.com/81i17gj.jpg" style="border:0px solid;"><br>
And I gave him a pie.<br><br>
Guess what kind,<br>
JJJ