Running in a 5K on Saturday and my only goal is to leave my daughter in the dust and then brag about it all day.


Running in a 5K on Saturday and my only goal is to leave my daughter in the dust and then brag about it all day.
She can have her revenge when she sends me to the cheapest elder-care facility she can find.

Comments

  1. that's so cute.... you think you won't get purged.

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  2. "Oh man, today was great. I beat my kid so bad that she'll remember it for the rest of her life. It was harder than I thought it would be because she's a pretty fast runner but ...yes officer?"

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  3. Jason Kielbasa I may in fact be purged. She's in better shape than I ever will be, but I run sometimes and she...also runs for training...but it's not as far. Last year we ran together but she had to walk a couple times, so I waited for her, then the last few hundred yards she roadrunnered me so her time was better.

    If she beats me I'm fully prepared with, "I was just trash-talking so you'd be inspired to try harder" comments.

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  4. If she beats me I'm fully prepared with, "I was just trash-talking so you'd be inspired to try harder" comments.

    The perfect dad safety net.

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  5. "My plan to motivate you worked perfectly."

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  6. Didn't Ozymandias from Watchmen have a similar line of thinking? "That thing that happened, happened because I planned it that way all along."

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  7. "I already beat you thirty minutes ago," you wheeze as you huff across the finish line and she's standing there

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  8. ~”Mad World” plays in background~

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  9. Six is so many minutes Casey, I'm so sorry. Did your talk about "that was my plan all along" work out?

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  10. It got an eye-roll and a sarcastic "yeah, right."

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  11. Casey G. You have taught her too well.

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