Nothing changes if nothing changes. This is so logical and obvious but yet we often get we stuck in our situations and wonder why things aren’t any different. We look at the challenges and mountains ahead and Read More …
On February 20, 2016 hundreds of cyclists, including many of my friends, took the Miami roads on the Dolphin Cycling Challenge to benefit the University of Miami Sylvester Cancer Center. I didn’t. My thought process was that Read More …
When you join an organized cycling ride, you make new friends fast. That’s why I didn’t hesitate to sign up for the Pan Florida Challenge For Hungry Kids even if I didn’t know anyone who was going. Read More …
When I received an invitation to the Puddle Jumper Pool Party in Miami, I almost passed it up. Puddle Jumpers are flotation devices for young children learning to swim, and my boys are well past that stage. Read More …
I have been writing a series of posts on children’s empowerment through the I’Mpossible Run Club. But clearly there are more ways to empower children, and I have found that music is one of them. Read More …
I live in South Florida, and I forget how diverse this narrow peninsula really is. Just a few hundred miles North (300 to be exact), near the border with Georgia, we found the Gold Head Read More …
I became an athlete when I was older, in my very late thirties after at least twenty years on the couch. My body, mind, and soul have definitely changed as I train and participate in Read More …
It’s become popular amongst bike enthusiasts to participate in charity rides. These are rides that vary in distance but are done as a fundraising event. You pay or fundraise a certain amount in order to Read More …
Part of the I’Mpossible Run Club involves teaching children to set realistic goals. Though everyone was timed for a mile run at the beginning of the session, many did not want to make their goal Read More …
When I saw Samantha’s registration for another session of our Run Club, I was surprised. “Why on Earth would she come back if she hated it so much?” I thought. Then I realized her parents Read More …
