Archive for October, 2008

The ING NYC Marathon recently posted statistics outlining what takes marathon takes. It reminds me of some statistics I saw years ago about the superbowl… and I guess the NYC Marathon is sort of the superbowl of the marathon world. Here are some highlights: Financial Impact $250,000,000 total economic impact of ING New York City [...]

Being a woman from Alaska has not only been a fact about my life, but a defining characteristic of my personality. I take pride in where I come from, and often day dream of what Alaska means to me. It’s a land full of people with a deep love for the wilderness, and for each [...]

ISTJ

In: motivation

3 Oct 2008

Last night I went out to dinner with a good friend of mine at a restaurant called South. We sat in the corner with a great view of the dinning room and we couldn’t help eavesdropping on the couple next to us who appeared to be on a first date (hopefully we were at least [...]

the day after

In: run

1 Oct 2008

Walking up or down stairs and sitting down on the toilet seat are two simple actions that fill me with dread when I think about doing them on the day after I’ve run a marathon. I think of all the ways I can procrastinate… but sadly, walking on stairs and going to the bathroom are [...]


A million ways to go

I dug snow caves and raised moose in Alaska. These days I surround myself with all things California, and try to avoid being a weekend warrior.