Let's just cut right to the chase - this month's 'fessions are full-on stress-induced.
That's not necessarily a bad thing, but there's plenty on my plate that needs released. Are you ready? Buckle-up, this may be a bumpy ride to the 'fessional...
Let's just cut right to the chase - this month's 'fessions are full-on stress-induced.
That's not necessarily a bad thing, but there's plenty on my plate that needs released. Are you ready? Buckle-up, this may be a bumpy ride to the 'fessional...
Isn't it ironic?
The weather, that is. I mean, we all knew the pre-summer fun of recent wasn't going to last. This week's drastic temperature plummet (and accompanying precip), though, was a bit much.
But, it is what it is. We certainly don't have the power to change the weather (if only, LOL!), but we do have 100% control of how we deal with it.
Just like that, I was closing in on another trip around the sun. Time flies!
We all know what that means...another Week of Pi to commemorate the occasion. A week of daily lacing-up, weather stalking, and logging 3.14 miles every time I hit the street.
Talk about your action-packed weeks...
This one had a lot going on with the almost daily Pi running, weather stalking, and miscellaneous comings and goings. It's a mighty good thing we all have our fitness fixes to keep us (somewhat) sane, am I right?
Yes, it's a pre-spring situation, and I'm eager and excited for what's yet to come.
The luck o' the Irish? The luck o' the Chase?
Maybe it was a little o' both, but this past weekend had me donning o' the green and me running shoes and pinning on a race bib. This was my 10th time taking part and I was eager for a good time...
Now in its 14 year, the Leprechaun Chase is a race like none other. It's a friendly competition between lads and lasses (in other words, guys and gals) all on a quest for a first place finish and a celebratory free green beer for their comrades.
There was a whole lotta leapin' going on this week.
Leap Day. Summer weather. Winter temps. Nonstop wind. Need I go on?
Never a dull moment, and that's usually a good thing...