请问下面这断英 One of the first things I did when I moved to a new neighborhood in Philadelphia was scope out a running route.It didn’t matter that my neighborhood was what real-estate agents call “up-and-coming”—a former industrial zo
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请问下面这断英 One of the first things I did when I moved to a new neighborhood in Philadelphia was scope out a running route.It didn’t matter that my neighborhood was what real-estate agents call “up-and-coming”—a former industrial zo
请问下面这断英
One of the first things I did when I moved to a new neighborhood in Philadelphia was scope out a running route.It didn’t matter that my neighborhood was what real-estate agents call “up-and-coming”—a former industrial zone of brick warehouses and factories being converted to condos.It wouldn’t have mattered if I’d moved to Siberia.I have to get my daily run in.I do between six and 10 miles most mornings.And,in fact,a good run makes me love even the landscape.I’m out in the fresh air of dawn,watching the world wake up,measuring my thoughts to the beat of my feet.I feel like all things are possible.
请问下面这断英 One of the first things I did when I moved to a new neighborhood in Philadelphia was scope out a running route.It didn’t matter that my neighborhood was what real-estate agents call “up-and-coming”—a former industrial zo
我搬到费城做的第一件事情就是制定一条跑步的路线.不管我是不是住在房产经纪人称作“up-andcoming”的一个地方,这个地方以前是个工业区,砖瓦结构的仓库和厂房也将被变成公寓大厦了.如果我要版区西伯利亚也不会影响我跑步.大多数早上我都要跑6至10英里.事实上,跑步使我爱上了看风景.在清晨的新鲜空气中我出了门,一边欣赏着世界开始苏醒,让我的思维跟着脚的节奏跳跃,这让我觉得一切皆有可能.