Hmmm, foreigners eh? I know some people in Oklahoma. [e classic];)[/e]
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[quote]Do you have your best thinks on most runs?[/quote] Usually I work through and come to grips with knotty issues at work and I have found that running sure helps the process.
I like the way you penned this Tonya. Reading it was beautiful.
[quote]Blog on, y'all.[/quote] Don't you know it, girl.
[quote]Apparently that's some good shit.[/quote] Ooh, ain't it though! [e digicons]:andrew:[/e] [quote]The best way to deal with regrets is to not have any [/quote] Exactly! Hmmm...you gave me an idea I think I'll file away... [e digicons]:|[/e]
[quote]I think you are on to all the secrets of life. Write something. Do something.[/quote] Well...it couldn't hurt, Kelly! [quote]I am proud of you for sticking to it.[/quote] Thanks Tonya. Somedays are easier to stick to it than others (like today is a Scheduled Rest Day so I'm lovin' it, lol) [quote]You are doing it and it's very inspiring! Keep up the good work![/quote] ...and you</em
Only on JU can I not load an avatar... [e classic]:-|[/e]
Okay, now that I'm back home I can think about it now, lol. [quote]Kudos and congratulations! I don't suppose you could be convinced to try a half-marathon in a northern state/southern Canada one of these days? I'm thinking of Vancouver/Victoria sometime in the next year or so, the usual haunts are getting too familiar.[/quote] I would love too! But in reality I'll probably only make it as far north as Tulsa, Oklahoma. I'm thinking about doing the full there, my
[quote]So what.[/quote] Just an observation. No need to get all pissy.
I can't load an avatar either.
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The trick is to try not to think too much about it, all those daunting miles. Just put on your shorts, a shirt, your hat, and lace up your shoes and head out the door and leave home and hearth and the comfort of an easy Sunday morning behind you. <p class="MsoN
Maaaan, that pic! Now THAT'S what I call a big cock! [e digicons]:O[/e]
...still my prayer.
[quote]The bad part of this is I won't get to watch the Super Bowl [/quote] That'd be the good part to me (I don't even know who's playing so that shows how much I care or keep up with it). But if you enjoy it I'm sorry you'll be missing it. What us workin' folk hafta do for the $$$... [e digicons]:'([/e]
Wow, most of the people commenting on this old post are looooong gone now!
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HE: ( digging around in an old trunk as SHE gets to top of stairs in attic to join him ) gots a question for ya. You ever smell mothballs before? <span style="font-siz
I noticed that to this morning.
[quote]So what are you going to be called? Grammy? Grandma? Nana? [/quote] G-milf? (did I say that out loud?[e digicons]8C[/e] ) Anyway, CONGRATS DONNA! I think you'll make a fantastic grandma!
Wow. he nailed that bowhunting? I'm impressed! (save me some backstrap![e classic]:d[/e] )
...sounds like one loooooong, cold, cluster fuck. I hope things begin to improve for you from here on out.
Nice ramble Tova and I understand about blessed silence. Yesterday and all day today a steady falling of sleet -not snow- has fell and accumulated to about 2 inches or so like snow and it does muffle things. At a running forum I frequent I have read many a time where there is nothing more peaceful and soothing than a long run in snow and I can see that but...not on ice! [quote]Here's hoping he hangs tuff, stays true, and comes out the other side stronger.[/quote] <
[quote]Looks like someone is ready for the Harlequin Romance novels![/quote] I wonder if the term "love muscle" has ever been used in a Harlequin romance? Hmmm... [quote]even though you blasphemed / corrupted a song by the great Bacharach. [/quote] Hey! It's... uhm, possible to fall in love and get a case of the clap for it ain't it? [e digicons]O:)[/e]