Me too. When I had long hair I could never ever wear it down during exercise.

Ha sorry. Another person didn't get my post and I was a little defensive. Yes the picture is adorable. I love that she does this for fans. The other was just as cute:

It has taken a few years to get used to it, and even still, I'm a hot (literally) mess after and I can't shower for like 45 minutes because I have to wait till I stop sweating. :(

I mean, she may legitimately not sweat that much. It was chilly in Nashville this past weekend. But as a Floridian I can't imagine shit not running all over my face.

Ha. Funny enough, my friend and I were running the other day (sweaty, splotchy, all) and a car drove by and the driver honked and screamed "woooo sexxxxyyy" and my friend looked at me and said, "so did you watch that cat calling video?" It was pretty funny moment.

You can't post this and not give a link!

I have no hair, so I always run with it down, but yeah I can't imagine the sweat when I did have it! I think she just has magic no sweat genes.

It sounds super exhausting. That's why I said "I'm glad I don't have to leave my house all gussied up." This is a perfect example. She looks so great to go exercise! She has on LIPSTICK. Can you imagine putting on lipstick before a run? Not a life I want to lead.

I'm so sad I cannot be that fabulous. When I run my entire face gets blotchy for hours.

It. Was. A. Joke. Holy shit, weirdo. I love TSwift. I love that she stops and takes pictures with kids. I saw her quote. And I called myself a "running truther." Jesus Christ step away from the keyboard.

Well that snark seems entirely unnecessary.

I can believe hiking!

I'm just going by the article, which said she was out for a jog. :-D

I saw a picture of her this morning that she took while "out for a jog". She took some cute pictures with two little girls getting family pictures done.

Are...are you serious? That happened???

One would think...

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