Your Life, Unlimited

Now I like to have fun just as much as the next guy - possibly more. And I like a good challenge too.  But when I signed on the dotted line to run the Las Vegas Rock and Rock Marathon in November of this year, I had no idea how 'not fun' the training would be. How much I would have to give up. How much I would have to invest - both literally and figuratively.    Time, money, energy, resources not to mention the blood, sweat and tears.   As the weeks of training began to unfold I waited for the runner's high to kick in. I waited for the fun to begin. I waited for something to shift in my mindset so that I too would catch the 'running  bug' or experience the famous (yet elusive) runner's high.    I ran and I ran. I ran in sun, I ran in rain, I ran in old shoes and new shoes. I ran slow and fast (mostly slow). I even bought $20 runner socks (whatever the heck those are).   Nothing. I don't like it. It's hard. It makes me sweaty and sore and uncomfortable.   Not everyt