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Showing posts with label Run Like a Mother. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Run Like a Mother. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

OMGosh!

Guys be warned. 
Everyone I promise to return to the normal running, life, family chatter you are used to reading but this I just had to share!

I know that I live in a town with more cows than people.  I realize that I haven't seen very much of our great big world but (taking a page from SUAR) this one was new to me.

With all the talk about Aunt Flo and dealing with such female issues while running and racing, I wasn't surprised to see the girls at Run Like a Mother  talking about the same issue on their TMI Tuesday.
Where my education came in was the comments...

And the DivaCup HERE



As a runner and a woman, I'm not sure if I think this is genius or gross.
You decide.

Thursday, July 28, 2011

Thought Full Thursday ~ How Far Have You Run?


Dimity of Run Like a Mother
(as if you needed to be told who she is)
posted yesterday a giveaway HERE
go check it out
What I loved was the question she asked that got me thinking.

How far have you run?
this was my response:

July 27, 2011 10:17 am

I’ve run through 1 umbrella stroller, 2 jogging strollers, 100 pair of running shoes. I’ve run through cotton, Lycra, spandex and tech. I’ve run through wind, rainbows, hail, sunshine, tropical storms, snow, rainbows, sleet and everything in between. I’ve run through roads, trails, creeks, mud, mountains, trees and meadows. I’ve run through a son, a daughter and another son. I’ve run through happiness, heartbreak, prayers, grieving, celebration and loneliness. I’ve run through 3.1, 6.2, 8, 10, 26.2, 32, and 50 miles. I’ve run through the making of a life and the ending of a life. I’ve run through the grace of God for 25 years. The real question is not how far have I run but how far WILL I?

I think we all often forget to consider what we have run through during our running careers and too often focus on the distance we have run.  Often I forget to consider how running has remained my constant while life and I have changed.  I wonder if my life has shaped my running or if my running has shaped my life? 

I ask each of you how would you answer,
How far have you run?