Carolyn
Carolyn: What is it with your weather...60 one day...29 the next..bet everyone in town has a cold... DickyG
On the topic of appropriate posts, perhaps I come from a background of more vigorous debate than some people here. Dark Horse
I hammered down the trail, passing rocks and trees like they were standing still.
Marathon Maniac #3309
I had a nice Thanksgiving and hope everyone else did, too. Despite traveling all week I was able to get in most of my workouts. On the topic of appropriate posts, perhaps I come from a background of more vigorous debate than some people here. However, there is such a thing as community standards, and since this is a community of sorts, one must observe its standards in order to be accepted as a member of the community. Personally, I enjoy reading colorful posts and strong points of view. I am puzzled by people who complain about other posters, when they are free not to read their posts. There are some posters here whose stuff is not to my taste, but rather than complain, I skip over them. Perhaps I am in a small minority, but I actually enjoyed reading those old posts by Earthworm or Earthrunner or whatever his name was on Boomers & Beyond. (I enjoyed the parodies even more.) He was a character and I like characters: I generally do not feel offended or threatened by them. Then PBJ drove him off, which I thought was a humorless and meanspirited thing to do, though other people applauded it. It is not an important goal of mine to be accepted as a member of this community. I would rather go my own way than change who I am. However, I like and respect most of the people who post here, and I would miss having no contact at all with you. To avoid giving offense to anyone, in the future I may stick to the crosstraining thread, which I use as my log and am therefore reluctant to give up, and the monthly mileage thread. Dark Horse
Running has given me the courage to start, the determination to keep trying, and the childlike spirit to have fun along the way - Run often and run long, but never outrun your Joy of running!
MM#209 / JapanJoyful#803
I hope you can introduce me to many more MM tomorrow, and with the out and backs we'll get a couple of chances to see each other!!
26.2 miles today @ STS (slower than slow) running at various times with 1. yolanda finishing her 57th marathon of the year 2. larry finishing his 100th marathon of the year 3. Paul finishing his 15 official marathon in November for number 922 lifetime. 4. finishing with Richard in his 32-year marathon streak, 65 years adding both of us. when Nic, who just started running marathons this year told me it was his "13th in 12" I said, "wow, 13 in one year in your first year already," he said, "no, 13 in the last 12 weeks!" Injured Monte walking out his 99th marathon so family and friends from out-of-town could celebrate his 100th marathon in tomorrow's Seattle Marathon. He ran marathon number one less than three years ago.
"Enjoy yourself. Your younger days never come again." 100yo T. Igarashi to me in geta at top of Mt. Fuji (8/2/87)
Tammy
And my foot isn't happy with me either. So I'm torn between running tomorrow (which I want to do) and taking Monday as a rest day, or doing an hour + of pool running (please dear God no...) and some weights.
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