Wow, I am SO angry about the passage of Zombie Trumpcare
I am so angry right now. I have been wanting to get back in the groove of blogging regularly because I miss it, and I’d cleared off this evening with […]
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The marches were glorious. Let’s keep the momentum going!
Like millions of people around the world yesterday, I spent my afternoon marching in the streets, waving a sign, chanting, and enjoying the presence of at least 20,000 like-minded people […]
7 in 2017
The other triathlete-lady bloggers and I decided to keep going with the prompts, and so naturally after recapping the previous year, we are moving on to talk about what we’d […]
What now? I have a couple of ideas
So I wanted to write earlier, but I got about two hours of sleep on Election Night after fruitlessly attempting to drink my ever-increasing sense of panic away. Then I […]
I wish I wasn’t excited about the Olympics
The Rio Olympics are set to start in three days, and to describe my feelings about it as “mixed” would be the understatement of the millennium. Where do I begin? […]
Review: Running: A Love Story by Jen A. Miller
Every now and then, I come across a book I wish I had written, if only I had the time, motivation, experience, and abilities of its author. (Small details, really.) […]
Swim Through This: Talking with Diana Nyad about her new memoir (Guest Post)
So, you need something to read that will inspire all your New Year’s resolutions. Something that is motivating but also funny and relevant to women. Real women. You’re a woman […]
January 2016 recap: marathon training & yoga
There’s really no way around it – January was a bit of a clusterfuck for me. As it was related to my job I will exercise some discretion here, but […]
(No) Judgment Day in the Gym (Guest Post)
My pal Peter, who is a Tampa-based personal trainer, wrote up this post to help women who are want to lift but feel intimidated by some of the judgmental bullshit […]
How I went from a 4:49 marathon to running a BQ
A commenter asked me last week to write up a straight-forward post looking at the path I took to qualifying for the Boston Marathon. I realized that I’ve dribbled the […]
Fit and Feminist 