Run for Breakfast

October 26th, 2009 | Posted by Alison Spath in Morning Craziness

I had a real breakfast crisis on my hands this morning:

Empty banana hammock.

Empty Banana Hammock

No milk.

No Milk

Well, I guess that’s not exactly true. There was rice milk that Ava drinks… but umm, in a word – no.

Surely I jest – of course this is far from a real breakfast crisis. But I realized I could remedy this situation with a well planned run this morning.

I took the last couple of bucks out of my wallet, stuffed them into my sports bra and planned my route so I would run about 3 and a half miles and end up at the my little neighborhood grocery store before the final half mile trek home.

The last half mile looked a little like this:

Left Right

I seriously wonder what my neighbors must think. Hiiiii don’t worry – we’re moving! NO not to the circus.

I need to give a big shout out this morning to the self timer on my camera and the mailbox for helping me take this series of pictures. I couldn’t have done it with you guys, you rock!

Close
Closer
Closest

(Love that “3 shots” option with the self timer!)

Shake well?

Shake Well!

How about a good half mile shake all the way home? Check!

All in the name of toasted apple cinnamon cereal for breakfast.

Run for Breakfast

I am a breakfast nerd, what can I say. No shame, no shame.

Cereal

My other banana is now snoozing in the banana hammock until some child tells me they want a snack.

One Banana

And the rice milk has a little friend until I get to the grocery store later today. Unfortunately my little corner grocery store is just that – little. Almond milk isn’t ever in stock, let alone hemp milk. Have no fear, soy milk will do!

That'll Due

Breakfast crisis averted!

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