Month: January 2015

You’re all runners.  You’ve all been There.  That place inside.  Where you answer to no man but yourself.  But do you have the courage to hear the question, let alone … Read More

I’ve attempted over the years to hone, hone, hone my craft as a wordsmithy.  One of the effective tools employed has been anthropomorphism.  Assigning human qualities to inhuman things.  I’ve … Read More

Had my second tour of the old dojo in as many weeks this past Monday.  Craig Donnelly, he of the nothing but legs and lungs, joined me and I was … Read More

Provenance.  I detailed a little history of the Two Rivers Homestead last year, how it was set up in 1935, (communism?) and became the major egg producer for the city … Read More

Amber Sargent isn’t flashy.  Instead, she’s darned serious.  Set the jaw, hear the gun, and Giddyup!  Her 5:55 first mile on Saturday left no doubt. I was very proud of … Read More

Thanks for checking back in today, I enjoyed a day away from the home office yesterday. Big Tips and Muchas Gracias to Cabela’s, The World’s Foremost Outfitter.  The Ni-Bthaska-Ke Trail … Read More

You know Spring is not far off when the inbox chimes with information on the first of our USATF Club Road Championships.  This will be the 7th year that the … Read More

My son Miles got his musical chops from me.  Turned him on to my Dual CS604 Turntable and stack of wax many years ago, he’s made it a life’s passion. … Read More

A lot of great racing in the Lone Star State yesterday morning.  I’m most impressed with 23 year old Lindsey Flanagan of Maryland.  Her 2:33:12 (3rd American) made me smile … Read More

Brant Kotch is one of my oldest buddies in Texas.  He’s also the Race Director for the Houston Marathon and Half Marathon.  The Half will serve as the Men and … Read More