Month: May 2014

If this summer is a marathon I’ve hit the 10K mark in my gentleman farmer pursuits.  A lot of work started last February, nurturing seedlings.  March brought transplanting those into … Read More

The old saying is true, often times you can’t see the forest for the trees.  It takes a keener vision, an almost intuitive sense, to grasp The Bigger Picture.  Daring … Read More

I’m proud and happy to announce the addition of Jimmie Doherty to Nebraska Run Guru Elite.  There are a lot of reasons he is a Right Fit for NRGE.  Potential … Read More

View from the cat bird seat, aka lead bike for yesterday’s Boys Town 5 Mile.  Added the kids run and the 1 mile to my morning duties so I got … Read More

Farm Life is the Good Life.  Up early for chores, followed by a hearty breakfast, almost always including the daily ovum or two from Red.  Egg production should increase greatly … Read More

How far would you go?  I know a cat that is willing to take it way the heck out there. Pete Kostelnick is not in hibernation, quite the contrary.  The … Read More

My dear sweet Linda has me climbing the walls.  And some trees.  And some of the tougher hills out at Platte River State Park.    We are climbing Pikes’ Peak … Read More

As everything must always, gentleman farming brings many comparisons to running. The temperatures have been relatively cooperative, I managed to dodge two frosts last weekend thanks to preemptive covering, should … Read More

Nice turnout yesterday for Walt’s send off run and breakfast.  He will be our NRGE International athlete while living in Okinawa for the next few years. Those that gathered, and even … Read More

  The Original USATF Nebraska Association Membership Pamphlet. In 2004 I submitted application for a  grant from the USATF National Office in Indianapolis to found the Nebraska Association LDR Program. … Read More