On Wednesday nights, a small contingent of my running pace group meets for a few mid-week miles. This week we did four in the thick, humid, central Ohio air. Still
We did a little running today – ten miles. And there were unicorns to cheer us on! Up close and personal! Does your running group have unicorns? If not, maybe
I’m kidding. No one ever said it would be easy. People give advice to make “it” (nearly anything) less difficult. But no one told me running would be easy and
In a previous post, I explained how agents and editors expect authors to have a social media presence before pitching a book. I did not mention how daunting I found
On a Wednesday night group run shortly after I blogged about posting a writing prompt every day, a friend asked, “What are we supposed to do with them?” Good question!
I love how my friends look out for me! As I continue to tell people about my (as yet unpublished) memoir Depression Hates a Moving Target: How Running with My
Scarlet, our yellow lab “puppy” turned one yesterday! She had a lovely birthday party at the fabulous local doggy daycare, Puptown Lounge. We’ve begun jogging short intervals of one minute
Five miles done. “Feels like 90F” = “Feels like I’m gonna die.” But that’s what we do. I’m so fortunate to have this lovely ravine in which to run.
“I’ve always considered myself to be just average talent and what I have is a ridiculous insane obsessiveness for practice and preparation.” – Will Smith I’m currently listening to Racing
If it doesn’t challenge you, it won’t change you.” — Fred DeVito I’d been running for five and a half hours through the rural countryside surrounding Xenia, Ohio. My tired
Award-Winning Author, Meditator, Marathoner, and Dog-Mom in Columbus, Ohio
Award-Winning Author, Meditator, Marathoner, and Dog-Mom in Columbus, Ohio
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