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Category Archives: NYC Marathon
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My Upcoming Race Goals
All I want to do in life is talk about running and make lists and goals. Yesterday on my way to get Remicade, I snagged a seat on the crosstown bus and started typing out my 2012 Resolutions. I’m pretty [...]
Posted in Central Park, Crohn's disease, New York Road Runners, NYC Marathon, Races, Running, Team Challenge and tagged Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America, Las Vegas Half Marathon, Mrs. Coach Cane, New York City Marathon, New York Road Runners, Race to Deliver, Races, Running, Team Challenge, Ted Corbitt 15K, Turkey Trot-
Spring Marathon?
Hi. How are you? I’m doing OK today. It seems as though my Crohn’s/colitis/emphysema/Anthrax is back to square one. Things are no good in stomach land. I’ve upped my Steroid dosage rather than continuing to taper down, so get excited [...]
Posted in Central Park, Crohn's disease, NYC Marathon, Running and tagged Bridle Path, Central Park, Crohn's Disease, New York City Marathon, Steroids-
New York City Marathon Weekend
This weekend might go down in the books as one of my favorites ever. I don’t know what “the books” are or where they’re located, but in them, someday, it will say, “New York City Marathon Weekend 2011: One of [...]
Posted in Celebrity Sightings, Central Park, NYC, NYC Marathon, Running and tagged Central Park, Mario Lopez, New York City Marathon, Running-
Making Good Decisions
I often hate making decisions. At work, I have no problem making on-the-spot calls and being quickly decisive. We function on a constant deadline, after all. But in my own life? I can be very indecisive. I over-think things and [...]
Posted in Central Park, Crohn's disease, Food, NYC Marathon, Running, Yoga and tagged Alkaline Diet, Central Park, Crohn's Disease, New York City Marathon, Running, Yoga-
Thankful Things Thursday: On Good Food, Central Park Running & Living Alone
Happy Thursday! Today I present to you another round of being all giddy and thankful for the great things in life we don’t always acknowledge. It’s Thankful Things Thursday, and it’s a holiday because I say so. Onward! I’m thankful [...]
Posted in Apartment Things, Central Park, Food, NYC, NYC Marathon, Outfits, Running, Shopping, Thankful Things Thursday and tagged Central Park, Leg Warmers, Madewell, New York City, New York City Marathon, Running, Shopping-
Why I Run
First: Today is 11/1/11. I love that. I’m really excited to make a wish at 11:11 am. Also, Rabbit Rabbit Rabbit! Say it and you’ve got good luck for the entire month. No, I’m not superstitious, but thank you for [...]
Posted in NYC, NYC Marathon, Run For The Rabbit, Running and tagged Central Park, JackRabbit Sports, New York City Marathon, Run For The Rabbit, Running-
A Letter To The Las Vegas Half Marathon
Dear Race On The Strip, Hello. I just wanted to shoot you a quick note to let you know how much I’m looking forward to seeing you on December 4. It’s coming up quickly! In just six weeks I’ll be [...]
Posted in Central Park, Crohn's disease, NYC Marathon, Puppies!, Running and tagged Central Park, Crohn's Disease, East River, Hamptons Marathon, Las Vegas Half Marathon, Reservoir, Running-
Marathon Training: What Worked For Me
I’m happy to dish out advice on plenty of things. In fact, I would like to write a book called How to Create the Perfect 16 Handles Concoction. (2 frozen yogurt flavors, heavy on the toppings, leave plenty of room [...]
Getting High
Everyone talks about that awesome, unbeatable runner’s high that you got from an especially long/fast/encouraging run. I rode my National Half Marathon high for weeks. People don’t really talk much about other kinds of fitness highs though. Note: I wish [...]
Posted in 2011 National 1/2 Marathon, Gym Classes, Music, NYC, NYC Marathon, Workouts and tagged 16 Handles, James De La Vega, Jon Cane, Matt Pest, New York City, NYC Marathon, Runner's High, Spinning-
I Want A Medal
It’s no secret that I love medals. I love getting them at the end of races, and I’m very disappointed that my next half marathon — the Brooklyn Half in May — doesn’t give medals to its finishers. (Though I [...]
Posted in NYC Marathon, Outfits and tagged Allergies, Claritin, Compression socks, Memorial Day, NYC Marathon-
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