How to live a Perfect Day

I know nothing about running but I am organized and resourceful. I believe in eight hours of sleep nightly, one Flintstone vitamin, no excuses, grades in school are number one, turn off the Xbox, don't vote for Obama (oh, that slipped out)! I would imagine that if I were a runner, I would use an imaginary rope to keep up with my teammates, I would google the course for next week and at bedtime I would invision myself running around every single knoll, and turn, taking the time to smell the grass, notice the trees, hear the birds, I would run free and count every step that I took and challenge myself to run with someone new and faster every week. I would imagine myself winning that race, and how effortlessly it was, how proud of myself that I was healthy enough to compete in this sport, how proud I was of myself for running and trying to do something that some will never have the chance to do. Every time I run I will do it for that person who cannot walk, I will prove to them that life is to short to waste and that every day when I wake up I have a purpose that is greater than myself, and that I will succeed, and, if I never run that race, or win that race, or enter that race, I still want to make a difference. I have a saying that I repeat every day,

You have never lived a perect day, until you have done something, for someone, who will never be able to repay you.

I want to live a Perfect Day!