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Walk Diary #1: Mind Tricks

Posted on September 6, 2012 by

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For the last several months I have been preparing for a long distance walk, a two-day event that includes a marathon (26.2 miles) on the first day and a half-marathon (13.1 miles) on the second.  The walk, an Avon Walk for Breast Cancer, takes… Continue Reading “Walk Diary #1: Mind Tricks”

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Suck It Up, Sweet Pea

Posted on April 17, 2012 by

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For two weeks, I have been dreading the start of Master’s Swim. I signed up again because my friend Karen had that look on her face that reminded me that doing Master’s Swim felt great, in the abstract anyway.  While I was actually at… Continue Reading “Suck It Up, Sweet Pea”

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