If it seems impossible, then it must be worth doing: Day 3 of 7-Day Marathon KM 0 Cebu Capitol (Dec. 12-18, 2012)

By owrange on 14 December, 2012 in 7-Day Marathon 0

They’re almost halfway of the 7-day marathon. I think the hardest part of long distance races or any long-term goal is maintaining the enthusiasm when you realized that there might still be a long way to, when probably we doubt ourselves and that maybe it’s impossible, and maybe it’s no longer worth doing.

Following video might be quite long, but it’s worth watching. It’s a talk by Lisa Bliss, the first female to cross Death Valley on self-support and self-contained (meaning she carried with her all the needed supplies for the whole journey from start to finish). It can be an approval to what you already believe in, or that extra push you need.

Following are snapshots of Day 3 of 7-Day Marathon KM 0 Cebu Capitol (Dec. 12-18, 2012), which I wonder if they have “impossible” in their dictionary.

Finally, a picture showing that they’re indeed running! =)

Lyra Valles and napoleon dela torre, ultra runners of cebu

Nap and Lyra
Photo by John Domingo

Probably the only thing impossible in this run is to ignore this “yummyness.” Breakfast for this day may not be fancy but who can resist these big smoking pots along the highway in Lilo-an.