Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Good Tempo Run; 3 Days to Marathon
Monday, April 27, 2009
Monday slow run; Marathon Week
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Sunday Good Pace Run; Ready for the Marathon
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Easy Friday Run; 1 week to the Marathon
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Just a good hard run
Monday, April 20, 2009
The Morning Wakeup Run
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Gotta Love the Snow Run
Friday, April 17, 2009
Another Runner's Dream Run
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Cool Sub 8 Pace
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Be Thankful
Day 19-23. I’m only taking the stairs except in a few instances where the office building can’t get their act together. Several times I took the stairs; tried to access our floor and, guess what? . . . the door wouldn’t open. So, back down to the lobby; I tell them about the problem; they say they’ll fix it. I try it a few hours later and then the next day; in all cases, the door still won’t open. To make matters worse it will not open from the stairs or the hallway. I tell the lobby person again, and, again, it still has problems; works sometimes; doesn’t work others. One would think, just for liability protection, if nothing else, they would fix the damn door . . . just baffling.
Then, to make matters worse, some folks at the building have an attitude when you simply report a problem and except them to do their job. Here’s an idea . . . do your job? It is baffling that in this environment where we are blessed to have jobs (so much suffering out there) and we still have folks that don’t want to do their jobs . . . time for a reality check.
Here are 3 ideas:
1. 1. Do your job!
2. 2. Don’t have a friggin attitude for no reason!
3. 3. Be thankful! If that’s a challenge, just turn on the TV . . . there’s plenty of stories (unfortunately) of all the suffering in the world . . . we are blessed.
I’m 3 weeks from the marathon and, I have to admit, my feet are sore. Probably mostly from the running but I do stand at work for at least 5 hours . . . . but I still feel great!!!
Join me in boycotting regular desks (stand up) and elevators (take the stairs); lastly, get off your butt, put on the running shoes, and pound the pavement . . . just one step at a time!
Peace.
HHH
