The Washington Post, October 25th, 1992
WHEN I WAS A SERIOUS day-in, day-out runner, I learned two lessons. The first was that on a truly awful day - say rainy or freezing - your average runner was likely to be a woman. Don't ask me why. I also noticed that for some of these indomitable women, running never seemed to change their appearance. That was lesson No. 2: Life isn't fair. But what makes life even more unfair than it normally is, is that you can bet that the people for whom life is oh-so-fair, the blessed of this world, hold the less blessed accountable for their deficiencies - and the less blessed, naturally, accept the bla...
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