I don’t have a sixth sense that intuitively detects danger; mine verges on paranoia that senses imminent catastrophe at any time. My anxiety used to be worst, and I now have many tools to use Read More …
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When I asked Fearless what he wanted for Christmas he replied without hesitation: “the Lego Batman Cave”. “Hmmm. That is one expensive gift,” I said and he answered “don’t worry Mami, Santa is the one that has Read More …
Susan Dupont writes about triathlon at Gotta Tri. This article is about the rules of life that applies to triathlon too! http://beyondtransition.com/the-20-rules-of-life-and-triathlon/
They say imitation is the highest form of flattery. But I am not flattered, I am just angry. Look, I am not the best triathlete out there, but I am proud of my writing. I Read More …
I had a slew of excuses in case things went badly: my kids started a new school, I started a new job, Dreamer was clingy, Fearless threw tantrums, Joe was traveling … if you had Read More …
Character is what you do when no one is watching but when it comes to running it seems I have none. That is why being part of a team is important to me. It’s the Read More …
Finished with my first triathlon EVER!I was nervously walking to “transition” rolling my $300 bike with one hand, and a huge, clumsy bag full of stuff on the other. I looked like a whale in Read More …
I’ve been looking up waiting for the other shoe to drop for a week now. So far, I’ll I’ve gotten is a pain in the neck. It’s bothersome when clichés are right. In this case: “there is Read More …
I wrote this post in April 2012, when I was thinking my oldest son would be leaving to go to the local public school. Little did I know the changes that were coming our way. Read More …
