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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Bolder Boulder 2009
I’m hacking up both lungs with bronchitis, procrastinated on registering and had a little baby dolphin when I saw the price tag of the “procrastinator’s” registration fee… what can I say? A few months ago Sophie and I were absolutely … Continue reading
Posted in Racing
Tagged Bolder Boulder, bronchitis, Memorial Day, registration fee, sombrero, teenager
1 Comment
I’ll Carry You
This past Saturday we ran Towhee, a south Boulder trail I’ve never been on before. Karley told us what the route would be; Mesa Trail to Towhee to Mesa to Big Bluestem, turn left, right, left, take the left fork… … Continue reading
Posted in Seasons
Tagged Boulder, Dick and Rick Hoyt, Mesa Trail, Running, Team Hoyt, Towhee, trail races, trail running
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No Rose-Colored Glasses for Me, Thanks
My secret’s out: as a writer, I reflect. I’ve done this since I was a pup, probably the gangly, slobbery, falling-over-my-own-feet stage. I think about things that, after a week, most people would have forgotten about. I dwell on kernels … Continue reading
Posted in Racing
Tagged 8:00/mile, athlete, athletic ability, Boulder, Colorado Marathon, half-marathon, pace, Racing, rose-colored glasses, Running
4 Comments
