Category Archives: 26.2

I guess your first question would be, “How was it?” Well, the answer would depend quite a bit on when you asked it. If you asked me shortly after I stumbled wearily over the finish line, barely able to get out of the chute and lower myself into a prone position on the asphalt, I probably would not have had flowery descriptives for you. Continue reading →

Long-term illness. It won’t happen to me. Seasonal colds. Sure. Occasional headaches? That’s fine. Even a 2-3 week infection is not a problem. But when illness sticks around for long periods of time, you begin to get a little nervous: “This is kind of cramping my style. I mean, I do deserve to be mostly healthy, right? It’s not like I am fighting a deadly disease, so I really have no excuse to still be sick!” Continue reading →

This letter is an update to let all of you know that I am still training, and I will make it to the marathon. Whether I actually make it through all 26.2 miles of the marathon itself is another question… Continue reading →

Well, Saturday the 12th, I was able to run the NY Mini 10K. I’m not quite sure what the name of the race means, but it isn’t a miniature 10K race, it was the full 6.2 miles. I counted. Continue reading →

This year, I have committed to raising support for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society by running a 26.2-mile marathon in San Francisco on October 24th. Continue reading →