Adam Lazarus - Thought #11 - DOMS as Proof of Life

Three days ago I did an 18 km mud challenge/obstacle course/ski hill climb and descent which ended in running through live wires. I got electrocuted twice, it really hurt, I thought I was crazy, but laughed so hard for having completed an 18 km mud challenge/obstacle course/ski hill climb and descent. I did it! Holy catfish! I did it! And of course I did. Being an artist, this feeling is familiar. We did it! Can you believe we made this thing? We said we would do it and we did it. Unbeknownst to me, in athletics there's a thing called DOMS - delayed onset muscle soreness. It is the physical equivalent to the emotional crash I feel after every show ends it's run. I like DOMS. It's in the body, fueled with adrenaline and cries out for rest, treatment, love, massages. Proof of life.

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