Posts Tagged ‘Women’s Friendship’

Four out of nine were up for extending after eight miles.  Sarah, Shari and Siga (the three S’s) waited for me in the parking lot.  Siga had my key in her pocket and used it as a “carrot” to entice me to keep going.  I laughed at her silliness; I think the laughter gave me [...]

It’s been one year since I started recording our weekly Saturday Morning running. I’ve written in sickness and in health, through the torrent of the seasons. My personal life has been a backdrop of my running, inspiring me to dig deeper and find clarity and truth on this path called Life.
It’s light out early in [...]

The reddish-brown trail rose at a gentle angle, the multi-sized rocks that had peppered the trail for the past mile noticeably absent. Pine trees rose from the sides of the trail in a sweeping arc, winter wonderland trees that were frosted with sparkling ice on every branch and needle. No snow lay on the ground underneath this fairy-tale image, and no sound other than the gentle whishing of my breath broke the stillness.

We’re heading to the Coal Creek Trail in Louisville due to the snow and ice from the previous two days. The Coal Creek Trail is gravel and has very moderate ups and downs. It can be accessed from a variety of places in Louisville and Lafayette, and can be whatever distance you’re looking for because [...]