My words:
"Good luck," NOT "Break a leg"!
My college degree is in theatre, and so I'm in the habit of saying "Break a leg" (since "Good luck" is considered bad luck in the theatre.) But I have to stop myself when I want to say "Break a leg" to a fellow runner...because it's not exactly encouraging in that instance!
Today I'm off to Dallas for tomorrow's half marathon...my first. Feel free to wish me luck...including no broken legs! And if you're the praying sort, that's even more appreciated.
By the way, thank you all so much for your words of advice on yesterday's discipline post. I'm sorry I didn't respond individually, but I appreciated all the good ideas (and there were a lot of good ideas!) They are rolling around in my head now, and I think having more options is going to be so helpful to me. You guys rock!
4 comments:
Good luck, Beth! I always tell Joe - run fast, run safe, and run fun. Can't wait to hear all about it!
"Good Luck" tomorrow! I'm sure you'll do great!
Caryn
Twitter: caryn2547
Hmmm, I see the problem. You could always go the dancers' route and say "merde", but a lot of folks would probably be put off by that! I guess good luck is your best bet!
I'm reading this on Sunday evening, so my "Good Luck" is belated, but I hope the race went well!
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