How a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity convinced me to run another marathon six weeks before race day. I had a plan. Chicago was the plan. I was committed to running the Chicago […]
I Was Committed to Chicago… Then Sydney Happened Read More »
What if one small moment could change the trajectory of a child’s life? A first mile run.A first book finished.A first act of kindness that makes someone else smile. These
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I’ve been waffling a lot during runs. Feeling like I am going to fast or focusing on the mental rather than feeling the run. I was thrilled and a bit
Easy Run that finally felt Easy Read More »
Red Rocks, Strong Legs & Boston on My Mind: My Sedona Half Marathon This past weekend, I had the absolute joy of running a half marathon in Sedona — and
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The Northeast was covered in a pile of snow a few weekends ago. It was enough snow to cover streets, sidewalks, trees… and the temps haven’t risen enough to make
After the chaos of the huge snowstorm, everything felt a little off—roads buried, routines disrupted, and energy levels not quite where I wanted them to be. Getting outside wasn’t an
There are snow days… and then there are can’t-even-see-the-road snow days. This week’s storm was the kind that shuts everything down—roads buried, sidewalks erased, and any thought of running outside
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This morning didn’t start with motivation or excitement. It started with that familiar, hard-to-shake feeling of blah—heavy, tired, and a little disconnected. Instead of forcing myself into a run right
Making the Most of a Blah Morning Read More »
This Christmas, I received a gift that has already proven to be equal parts challenge and blessing: a treadmill. Getting it, however, was not exactly the smooth, joyful holiday moment
The Treadmill That Was Worth the Struggle Read More »
Today’s run came with a plot twist. I had a solid plan: head to the greenway, enjoy a peaceful run, and check the miles off the list. Simple enough—until I
When the Greenway Says “No” and the Parking Lot Says “Yes” Read More »
