I'm tempted to do a Google image search on broken toes, but am horrified as to what I might find.
Hobbled down 2.5 flights of stairs to take a shower this morning and discovered one of the downsides of living in a beautiful turn of the century home (besides not being able to keep the living room warm) broken steps! On the stair case! Since they have been used for so long and they are very vintage (i like vintage better than 'old') a few of them have split down the center horizontally, and normally, it just adds to the mystique of the house, NOT TODAY! While trying to navigate the stairs (sans railings, which apparently weren't needed in 1903) hobbling as quickly as I could without bashing my poor piggy on the steps so that I could shower in peace and hubby didn't have to deal with the colic queen alone, I landed bizarrely on the broken step and almost went careening ass over teakettle into the living room. Luckily I caught myself, but my nerves sustained most of the damage. lol, I'm a little high strung lateley, can you tell?
I looked up what 'real runners' do when they have broken toes...and guess what? THEY RUN! Ok. I am all about being dedicated to the sport, fitness, sanity, whatever, but running with broken piggys? RUNNING? Bashing them over and over and over again into the concrete sidewalk just so you can tell your other faux-green 'social vegan' 'friends' that you are just that ballsy seems ridiculous, dangerous, and a little (or a lot) derranged.
Off topic: I have a love affair with bizarre forms of vegetarianism. Sraight up vegetarianism, veganism, raw foodism, I understand, love and support their followers. I was a vegetarian for a long while in my teens. So its not like I don't understand the social, emotional, physical, and economical struggles and rewards of vegetarianism.
But 'Social Veganism' is my new favorite red-headed step child. Social vegans are people who do not eat meat, eggs, dairy, or other animal products while at social gatherings. Any other time they are omnivores. Ummm....I dont even know where to begin, so I will let y'all take it from here.
Happy and healthy piggys! (Toesies or actual piggys, you decide.)

