Neither hail, nor sleet, nor snow

It didn't hail yesterday, but the other two I had covered. I walked Phoebe prior to running and the weather was dry. By the time I had changed for running and was outside there were flakes falling from the sky. I persisted none-the-less and ran just short of two hours. The last half hour of running the snow got pretty serious. My hands got really cold so I decided to head to the barn, rather than finishing the run as planned. I was pretty wet, head to toe. I managed to step in a puddle towards the finish of the running. I ran twice around Sugarhouse Park. There were some people running and walking to end polio. I was running the opposite direction that they were going. We were all getting wet together. The first time around the park, some people shouted at me. I didn't recognize them but sort of waved. The next time around I was on the same side of the road as everyone else and recognized two of the runners. We said hi and continued on our way! Mason told me that if I was training for a half-marathon I should be running five days a week, maybe six. I didn't make it five days, but four. It is a new week for running. We'll see what I can do. May first is looming large on the horizon.