Monthly Archives: May 2015
Positive Energy
Last Sunday, I hit the pavement along with nearly 8,000 other runners for the 8th Annual Marine Corps Historic Half Marathon in Fredericksburg, Virginia. The day was unseasonably warm and humid, which set the stage for a slow, sweaty slog … Continue reading →
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Tagged 13.1, army ten-miler, cowbell, cyberbullying, encouragement, fat shaming, fredericksburg, half-marathon, hospital hill, marine corps historic half, marine corps marathon, positive energy, race course, race day, shade throwing, twitter feud, virginia, washington dc, wounded warrior
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Hats Off To Mom
An epic convergence of all things maternal took place over the weekend, with a celebration of my mom’s 70th birthday on Saturday, followed by Mother’s Day on Sunday. The birthday party was a Kentucky Derby theme, with roses, mint juleps … Continue reading →
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Tagged 70th birthday party, appreciation, attention, being there, birthday party, churchgoing, classical music, clean eating, derby hat, faith, family, fitness, generosity, giving, gratitude, half-marathon, happy birthday, hats, hats off, high intensity interval training, kentucky derby, kentucky derby party, kindness, listening, mint julep, mother's day, music, opera diva, roses, thanks, tip of the hat
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