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Archive for August, 2008

Become an Ironman!

This past Wednesday I attended an excellent lecture. Cherie Gruenfeld spoke about her own personal journey to Ironman.
Cherie is an extraordinary person! She’s not only a world record holding triathlete – she runs a non-profit organization helping at-risk kids find their inner-athlete. It is amazing the power of self confidence with kids [...]

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Still Newlyweds….

One year and counting…. I am so blessed!

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Last weekend I flew back to Wisconsin to take show myself if (that is a huge “if”) I can possibly tackle the Ironman Wisconsin bike course.
I was excited to take some time away from work – I’d miss my Better Half…he was staying back in the smog. However, I’d have some time with family [...]

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Re-New and Re-Charge

After a tough masters’ swim class Friday, I slept like a rock and slept in both Saturday and Sunday. What a joy – to sleep in with zero agenda items!!
No running….no biking….no swimming.
Today, I was going to jump in the pool for a class – however, I decided to come home and do a [...]

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This week began with a quiet restful Monday followed by a crazed Tuesday. I thought after that ride I was going to hang up my helmet and cycling shoes for good. Coincidentally, late last week the Wall Street Journal released a great article about cycling in LA. Sadly, it was also depressing. [...]

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RACE REPORT: San Francisco Half Marathon (the first Half – to be precise).
Super Husband and I flew out for a very short 30 hours – just enough time to dust the smog off ourselves, dine at a few favorite places in “the city” and take in a scenic half marathon.
PRE-RACE:
Saturday we left mid-morning – we [...]

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Shake, Rattle and Roll

This week has been an adventure – just from a living point of view.
We had the largest earthquake since Super Husband moved here (8 years ago) and I moved here (4.5 years ago). It was startling for both of us since we were at work. I was 18 stories up – feeling the [...]

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