Run On Question

Running the Komen 5K in Pittsburgh was a very rewarding experience. 38:34. Not bad for an old man who doesn't run!

Question is, do I continue the running now that I got a taste of runners high?

I want to say yes, but the truth is, without someone to run with, it's pretty pointless. Sure, there are some great parks, forests and neighborhoods to explore. The health benefits cannot be overlooked either. But without someone to share in the journey, is any journey worth the effort?

Discuss...