Video Projects
Everyday
A selfie a day, from 2012-ish all the way through today. Originally done using the Everyday app, now using the Close-up app (both available within the iOS App Store).
Video Projects
A selfie a day, from 2012-ish all the way through today. Originally done using the Everyday app, now using the Close-up app (both available within the iOS App Store).
Late last night came the news that Lance Armstrong was dropping his fight against the latest doping charges. This will surely lead to the stripping away of his Tour de France and Olympic achievements, making him the latest example (right or wrong) of an athlete who cheated and didn’t
Wellness
For the next three months, I’m done with politics. Specifically, I’m done with everyone else’s politics. I imagine that most of you feel the same. I’ll still have my opinions, philosophies, favorite publications, and admired politicans. I’ll continue to educate myself before the upcoming general
I consider myself an athlete, as should anyone with as many accomplishments under my belt (3 marathons, nearly a dozen half-marathons, an amateur soccer championship). However, much of that was accomplished by natural talent vs. preparation. I’m naturally lazy and for years have gotten away with it. Even though
Stories
[11:39] Jenn: I just realized how if I didn’t know you I would have nothing to do for the next 4 days [11:39] Jenn: today – soccer game [11:39] Jenn: tomorrow RUSH [11:39] Me: 🙂 [11:40] Jenn: Sat – Terrell and Sunday Jennifer [11:40] Jenn: It’
Bruce Hall
Some of these are memories of my time in UNT’s Bruce Hall, while others are facts I’ve remembered from the years: 1. I was the only person (I know of) to nearly hold every position in Bruce Hall: fire buddy, wing representative, RHA Representative, Vice President, President, Resident
Running
It was a gorgeous day at White Rock Lake. I was there to run the 2012 Dallas White Rock ‘n’ Roll 5 Mile race. Staged by the Dallas Running Club, it would mark the first time I’ve raced since last December’s Dallas White Rock Marathon Relay. While I
This is how busy I’ve been: it’s been nearly 2 years since the finale of one of my favorite TV shows “Lost”, and I am finally just getting around to watching the epilogue. Kids will do that to you. It was so brilliant to see Ben, Hurley, and
Running
As a bookend to my first 2012 race, I can now confirm my last event for the year. Last night, I received email confirmation for my entry into the New Year’s Double in Allen, TX. And not a moment to spare for 2012: I’ll be running the half
This principle that the earth belongs to the living and not to the dead is of very extensive application and consequences in every country…
Running
I’m registered for the Dallas White Rock ‘n Roll 5 Miler, my first race for 2012. I’m not looking to bust out a PR. Instead, I’m going to run with my friend Tom.
Running
Proto-clydesdales like myself have a hate-meh relationship with the Boston Athletic Association, which puts on the annual Boston Marathon. It’s been a contributor to a polarization within the running community, a division between elites and turbo-stragglers. The former — runners fast enough to actually qualify for Boston — think that the
Note: this is a reprint of a 2004 story from my old website. I am almost positive I am exaggerating, but then again it wouldn’t be one of my stories if I wasn’t! I remember every detail about the first time I almost died. Everything…except for the
Running
Today it was announced that The Dallas White Rock Marathon was shifting its start/finish from Fair Park to downtown Dallas, specifically near the new Omni Hotel. While such a move will surely please out-of-towners (as it provides start/finish proximity to hotels), this in-tower thinks it sucks. And apparently
Bruce Hall
Below may be evidence of the most-glorious day of my life: the day I walked onto a stage and played lead guitar in a rock-and-roll band. By “stage”, I mean “corner of the Bruce Hall lobby.” And “played lead guitar” is admittedly misleading. To be frank, I was rocking a