18 miles loomed on the calendar. Marathon training always starts to feel super real (and super stupid) when those long runs get into the upper teens. That’s why I put … Continue reading #RunPhD: Just Plain Loopy
18 miles loomed on the calendar. Marathon training always starts to feel super real (and super stupid) when those long runs get into the upper teens. That’s why I put … Continue reading #RunPhD: Just Plain Loopy
A few years ago there was flooding in Portland. Two different family members called from another state to make sure I was safe. I reminded them that I live several … Continue reading A Beached Boat
I have this very distinct memory of playing in the backyard at my parents’ house. White flowers with soft petals had grown taller than the neatly cut grass in the … Continue reading Who defines beauty?
Although it wasn’t my first time at an event for students, it was my first time where the room seemed just perfect. Events for students are usually in clean and … Continue reading Make a Wish
Okay here it is. Your choice. It’ s simple. Her or me. And I’m sure she’s really great. But Derek, I love you, in a really, really big—pretend to like … Continue reading Hide and Seek
This weekend, like many weekends, I was at Target picking up some groceries. You know, the essentials like Diet Coke, bananas, and granola bars. On the way up to the … Continue reading #RunPhD: Getting Found
I once had a job where I hit my head on the (metaphorical) ceiling so often that I wondered if I’d end up with a permanent bruise or bump. There … Continue reading Breaking Through
You’re driving along an open road. The sun is shining down. There is a warm breeze flowing through your open windows. And the perfect song comes onto the radio. One … Continue reading Come Play With Me
What was supposed to be a normal week didn’t turn out that way. Instead of going into the office for five days and “living for the weekend”, I got permission … Continue reading Beauty in the Storm
I was walking the loop I’ve walked or run dozens of times before. Sometimes I turn right and go two miles, and other times I turn left to make it … Continue reading Strange Sighting
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"The miracle isn't that I finished. The miracle is that I had the courage to start." - John J. Bingham
"The miracle isn't that I finished. The miracle is that I had the courage to start." - John J. Bingham