Long Run? – February 3, 2022
I hope this is not a sign of things to come for 2022. Today was the third bad weather day for a scheduled long run.[more …]
Long Run? – February 3, 2022 Read More »
I hope this is not a sign of things to come for 2022. Today was the third bad weather day for a scheduled long run.[more …]
Long Run? – February 3, 2022 Read More »
From my readings, I started forming my opinions on transgender participation in athletics. This posting is a start and will follow with additional posts on the subject. [more …]
Sex and Gender – Part 1 Read More »
I needed to increase my long-run distance to ramp up for a spring marathon. Usually, I only jump the length by 2 miles over the previous week’s run. However, last week’s rain kept that run shorter than desired.[more …]
Long Run – January 27, 2022 Read More »
I’ve owned my 2021 Toyota Corolla for six months and took it in for my first recommended service to Sheehy Toyota of Fredericksburg on January 18, 2022. The entire process from appointment to completion went smoothly. [more …]
Sheehy Toyota for Fredericksburg – Service Dept Read More »
What a miserable day for a long run.[more …]
Long Run – January 20, 2022 Read More »
They are cushioned neutral shoes with a semi-curved last. They are heavier than my current primary shoe, Saucony Endorphin Speed 2.[more …]
Saucony Triumph 19 Read More »
My first long run was only 11 miles on my Belmont-Ferry Farm, Falmouth Bridge, Heritage Trail route. I want to build up to a weekly 20 mile run by late March. If the snow clears, it will be out to Lee Drive next week.[more …]
Long Run – January 13, 2022 Read More »
Michael and Son missed 4 of 7 appointments that needed to be rescheduled. I would say they are as bad as the cable company. But, that would be disparaging to the cable company. If you can tolerate the lack of proactive communications, missed appointments, and customer service reps, you need to explain the situation on every phone call; they are OK to work on your plumbing.[more …]
A famous comedian’s routine was titled “Never Challenge Worse.” No matter how bad things were, they always can worse. After 2020, people said, “this was a bad year. It can’t get worse.”. Or, can it?[more …]
2022 Would Like a Mulligan Read More »