I know, I know.
You’re not supposed to run two marathons so close together. You’re supposed to let your body rest for a few weeks.
And in normal times, that would be sound advice.
But we’re not in normal times now. So as long as Stella is feeling all right, I’m going to keep on running. We both want to focus on what is possible, even when it is difficult.
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