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On Running I love that book< What I Talk About When I Talk About Running>! Interesting enough, the book makes me even more into running. I used to run 3-6km every day but there was a time when every each student was occupied by homeworks and exams, yes, it's the so-called final. So I stopped running for better preparing for my exams. Until now, I found that I was so wrong! Once stopped, it's really hard to restart it all over again! During my winter vacations, I tried to convince myself that it was always too cold outside so it was fine that I stayed at home instead of running outdoors. But truth was that it had become warmer and warmer in Guangdong in winter, and that excuse didn't even make sense under that condition. And here comes my new semester. In fact, I have planned a lot such as running every day or going to bed early and getting up early. Sadly I failed to realize those perfect plans on my mind. The one and only excuse now is the lack of time! But I believe it's the laziness the biggest obsticle in the way. I am going to have a running test this Friday and finally, fortunately I get out of dormitory and start to run! It's the sad story to tell, however, I feel extremely tired and forced to stop 5 minutes later. That's amusing. I know it would take time and efforts to restart running and to build up this habit again. But I am going to give it my best shot!!!

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On Running

I love the book "What I Talk About When I Talk About Running"!
Interestingly enough, the book really makes me even more into running want to run. I used to run 3-6km every day but there was a time when every each student was occupied by homeworks and exams. Yes, it's the so-called finals. So I stopped running for better preparingto better prepare for my exams. Until now, I foundrealized that I was so wrong! Once you stopped, it's really hard to restart it all over again!
During my winter vacations, I tried to convince myself that it was always too cold outside to run outdoors so and that it was fine that to stay I stayed at home instead of running outdoors. But the truth was that it had become warmer and warmer in Guangdong in during winter, and that excuse didn't even make sense under that condition anymore.
And hHere comes mythe new semester. In fact, I have planned a lot of things, such as running every day, or going to bed early and getting up early. Sadly, I have failed to realize those perfect plans on my mind. The one and only excuse now is the lack of time! ButHowever, I believe that it's the laziness is the biggest obsticle in the way.
I am going to have a running test this Friday. and finally, fFortunately I getgot out of the dormitory and started to run! It's thea sad story to tell, however, since I feelfelt extremely tired and was forced to stop 5 minutes later. That's was amusing.
I know it would take time and efforts to restart running again and to build up this habit again. B, but I am going to give it my best shot!!!

 

Just a little note: the words that I highlighted in red should not typically be used to start a sentence.


Otherwise, it was a fun read! I also used to run a lot, but now I never have time :(
Good luck!

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On Running

I love that book< What I Talk About When I Talk About Running>!
Interestingly enough, the book makes me even more into running. I used to run 3-6km every day, but there was a time when all students were occupied by homework and exams. Yes, it's the so-called final. So I stopped running to prepare for my exams. It has become apparent to me now that I was so wrong! Once you stop, it's really hard to restart it all over again!
During my winter vacations, I tried to convince myself that it was too cold outside, so it was fine that I stayed at home instead. But the truth was that it had become increasingly warmer in Guangdong in winter. My excuse didn't even make sense under that condition.
Here comes my new semester. In fact, I have planned a lot such as running every day or going to bed early and getting up early. Sadly I failed to realize those perfect plans of my mind. The one and only excuse now is the lack of time! I believe that laziness is the biggest obsticle in the way.
I am going to have a running test this Friday. Finally I get out of the dormitory and start to run! It is a sad story to tell, however. I felt extremely tired and had forced myself to stop 5 minutes later. That's amusing. 
I know it would take time and efforts to restart running and to build up this habit again. But I am going to give it my best shot!!!

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