Still on hiatus
Yes, I’m still officially on hiatus, so there’s no running and consequently no running updates. I’ve fixed the problem with the Sport Junkie site, though.
I found myself dreaming last night of taking communion at the Anglican Church on S. Main just across the street from
There’s only 1 time I’ve ever taken communion at that church. It was during the 06
That’s pretty whacked out.
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There are plenty of good arguments I can give for running the half marathon next year. One of which is that I will no doubt be able to finish fairly well if I start some moderate training, even if I start training late. But there’s so much on the last half of the marathon that I’d hate to miss—the Anglican piper and again at the 13 mile marker, the Westpark overpass, the turn under 610 heading into Memorial Park and familiar running ground, the rolling hills/underpasses of Allen Parkway (not to mention the stronger runners who are taking it easy doing their level best to pump up we who are laboring on those final miles), the entry back into the valleys of downtown, the turn on to Texas Avenue (the valley of Champions, if you don’t mind me saying so), that last stretch as the skyscrapers peel into the background and the sun shines down on those final meters, the “deafening” roar of the 20 or 30 folks who stuck around for your big fat butt to finish, and finally those last steps across the goal…
Those things might just get stored away and shared with my boy some day.
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Baseball. Apple pie. Fourth of July. And an "I still hate running" post from Joe Breda.
How more American can you get?
Hope you and your wife are doing well!
Thanks for the walk through the Houston marathon. Hopefully I'll get there one day.
that's Palmer Memorial church- where Manny and I go and are getting married at in Feb!!!
You know, ya'll could just have the ceremony during the marathon. The fam can wait along the side of the road, ya'll can run up, say your "i dos" and then run off. It'd be pretty cool... and cheaper than the full on ceremony thing.
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