Is that how you do it in the big city? We don't dress up that fancy except for church. Of course some people are wearing sweats in church now, for that mad rush to the door, not when the service is over, when the collection plate appears.
But hooray for you. As for keys, maybe you can't do this in New York but I run in cutoff retired blue jeans and old T-shirts with the arms cut off. The Ts get holes in them from being washed all the time, but that improves ventilation. It can get hot in the desert if there's no breeze.
But blue jean front pockets are nice for keys. They are especially designed so nothing falls out, even if you run over the side of a canyon. Even if you remove your jeans, for whatever reason, and they fall down a canyon, you can go down there and your keys are still in the pocket. You know that little watch pocket some blue jeans have in the right front pocket? My point exactly.
I actually wrap a wash cloth around my keys and put that in my pocket. I'm afraid they'll poke through the pocket and fall on the ground somewhere, but I have a lot of keys. But this way, they don't poke me, either.
Oh, and my stainless steel water bottle even fits in the back pocket, so while I'm running I can whip it out and take a gulp of water to keep hydrated.
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Keys etc.
Date: 2010-08-29 06:03 am (UTC)Is that how you do it in the big city? We don't dress up that fancy except for church. Of course some people are wearing sweats in church now, for that mad rush to the door, not when the service is over, when the collection plate appears.
But hooray for you. As for keys, maybe you can't do this in New York but I run in cutoff retired blue jeans and old T-shirts with the arms cut off. The Ts get holes in them from being washed all the time, but that improves ventilation. It can get hot in the desert if there's no breeze.
But blue jean front pockets are nice for keys. They are especially designed so nothing falls out, even if you run over the side of a canyon. Even if you remove your jeans, for whatever reason, and they fall down a canyon, you can go down there and your keys are still in the pocket. You know that little watch pocket some blue jeans have in the right front pocket? My point exactly.
I actually wrap a wash cloth around my keys and put that in my pocket. I'm afraid they'll poke through the pocket and fall on the ground somewhere, but I have a lot of keys. But this way, they don't poke me, either.
Oh, and my stainless steel water bottle even fits in the back pocket, so while I'm running I can whip it out and take a gulp of water to keep hydrated.
Frank
Albuquerque