but i'm scared that people will judge me.

i listened to beat connection by lcd soundsystem 3 times.

no one say 'you are a dickhead'.

Holy Fuck will also be my soundtrack!

you have inspired me.

Wish it was actually doing something for my belly. :(

M.I.A. - Bamboo Banga works brilliantly.

i've just gotten back to running again, after about a year-long hiatus. thread crossover: i took the opportunity to listen to los campesinos! and try to take it in with fresh ears again.

that song's gonna be in my head all night now!

But haven't since last Tuesday. I think I will go tomorrow morning.
Dog shit is a runners nightmare. Get used to it - and learn to look out for it.

to catch the bus

I will again tonight! It is very addictive but you could be addicted to something worse I suppose.

I run for about 50 minutes. If anyone has any idea how long 50 minutes is distance-wise I would be grateful!

I often listen to Funkadelic or Superfly. It works very well indeed.

and made the mistake of only having arab strap and malcolm middleton on my mp3 player, which seemed to justify my stopping and wheezing every few minutes. tonight: arnocorps.

I listened to half of the youthmovies album. A dog tried to bite me (must've thought I was DanielKelly or something), and I lapped a fat girl.

Running is cool.

I listened to Retreat! Retreat! its like an instruction to your belly :P

It's the same as running only slower.

i might start doing proper running soon, once i figure out a good place to do it, i'm surrounded by hills. Where my parents live it's right by the countryside and that's loads better, nice stuff to look at and less people looking at you.

Is my running music of choice as well. Anything 'motorik' is good.

Also try philip glass, it helps you feel chilled when things arent so good.

a perhaps unrealistic intention to start jogging this term. It'd make me feel fitter and also would get me up in the morning so I could start finals revision earlier in the day rather than crawling out of bed at 11.30.

I've always found it pretty hard in the past though, I find I can only run well if I have some sort of motivation for it (like sport or something). Am I right in thinking that 20 minutes would be a realistic time to aim for to start with?

for around 45 minutes each time. It is weirdly addictive, as are other types of exercise I've found (weights, streching, swimming etc.)

I don't listen to any music while I run though. I just like to focus on my breathing pattern and the pain in my legs/lungs, and to have glorious daydreams about pretty much anything. Its fantastic. I can listen to music at home.

Running over the city bridge ftw.

Ed Rec Volume 1
but skip the first track
and get to waters of nazareth.