Tag Archives: running

Six foot four and full of muscles

Do you ever think, wow my running tights are so boring and unicoloured, there must be a more stylish yet anatomically correct way? Think no more. Continue reading

There’s lots of room for you on the bandwagon

According to M-W, a trend (noun) is: Continue reading

Low rider drives a little slower

In continuation of my recent post about my secret shame – how little I run for someone who really loves running – am I ready to run more? Short answer, yes, yes, I am. Long answer …

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How low can you go

I often claim to be a low mileage runner. Running mates have often asked if this claim is true (and, half-jokingly, if I’m training in secret).

Secretly I

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One, two, princes kneel before you

The Second Battle of the Races. Continue reading

And they’re still running today

I wish I could claim to have found this one my own. I am, however, going to spend the next three evenings on google images looking for more retro running pics, because this is so amazing. Continue reading

Girl, why not take out the trash

Potty Gurl, the official Charleston Marathon loo: Continue reading

Racing with the wind

I secretly ran the Charleston Marathon last weekend. I said I wasn’t running a race until spring. This was not a last-minute decision. It was a 12 weeks before decision. I lied to everyone*. Continue reading

Ever I saw your face

For those of us in northern climates, winter has arrived. The wind is blowing from the Arctic and runners are bundling up. On runs my cheeks freeze and I lose the ability to make certain sounds – which is fun in that it results in amusing conversations. I’m pretty tough. I’ve never run in a balaclava. I arouse enough suspicion in my ninja gear. Continue reading

Anybody hear the forest fall

Yesterday I received some interesting news. I’m not sure what I mean by interesting. Maybe it was just news. It was interesting to me, but may not be interesting to you. Before revealing the news, some context to pique interest. Continue reading