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“Pretty Strong”
So I promised a Runner’s World article on beauty. Here it is. I particularly love the following paragraph: My PRs will never garner attention or generate awards. But when I run, I am 100 percent me–my strengths and weaknesses play out like a cracked-open diary, my emotions often as raw as the chafing from my jog bra. In my ultimate moments of vulnerability, I am twice the woman I was when I thought I was meant to look pretty on the sidelines. Sweaty and smiling, breathless and beautiful: Running helps us all shine. A lesson worth passing along. Yum, running. I’ve been experimenting a bit with running on the (unpaved)…
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Movement: always forward
After my rather pathetic posting in the wee hours of Saturday morning, I had to regroup. I just can’t be all down and out and a mess without fixing my broken crap.
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Java? Anyone ’round here do Java?
And because WO had me rolling twice today, you get twice the number of posts relating conversations between me and him than you’d ordinarily have. Wait. Zero times two is… Oh, snap. Teaching math is going to be hard. Anyway, this is some foul-mouthed stuff, folks. Send the kids to bed. Hopefully listboxes are kinder in the newer versions of Java…
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For the gamers in the crowd
*looks around* …Of which there may be very few… Others may still enjoy a funny story without detailed knowledge of the system. Since being in Charlotte, I’ve been experimenting with a few different D & D campaigns, all of which are GM’ed by people older than 34 years old. I now suspect this is a bad idea for someone who actually likes D & D 3.5 and wants to play in a real 3.5 campaign, rather than a 3.0 campaign with the inclusion of monks. …With a communicative and helpful GM. Anyway, here’s a conversation between me and WO that had me rolling. It’s a bit edited to remove some…
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Ain’t that some mess?
How about it only pours down rain for the 20 minutes of my run — right between the warmup and cooldown. That’s crap. Not that I don’t like rain. I love it. But since I wear glasses, I don’t love running in it, because then I can’t see. At all. Still managed to be a great run, although I did make the mistake of wearing a white shirt. Mmm, time for yoga. More on running soon; I read a great article in Runner’s World today by Kristin Armstrong.