So, right now, it's about 6.30a on Saturday (CT) and that translates to 7.30a for you - hope you have a blast running your "old time" marathon!
This was my favorite newsletter this week (although I do love them all and think I'm becoming a bit of a pest chatting here with you). I also finished your "Do It or Don't" journal - absolutely loved that! 5 stars. Enjoy your weekend. Cheers from Omaha, Nebraska.
Diane!! Thank you so much for reading Do It (or Don't) -- that makes me so happy! You did indeed post your comment probably when I was around mile...four or so? Your encouraging words and comments always make me feel like I'm doing something right, so please never stop on my account!
Would you believe I saw Domino again on Friday after I published this newsletter?! And I feel bad about using the word "ancient" -- I mean it with all the love in the world.
So, right now, it's about 6.30a on Saturday (CT) and that translates to 7.30a for you - hope you have a blast running your "old time" marathon!
This was my favorite newsletter this week (although I do love them all and think I'm becoming a bit of a pest chatting here with you). I also finished your "Do It or Don't" journal - absolutely loved that! 5 stars. Enjoy your weekend. Cheers from Omaha, Nebraska.
Diane!! Thank you so much for reading Do It (or Don't) -- that makes me so happy! You did indeed post your comment probably when I was around mile...four or so? Your encouraging words and comments always make me feel like I'm doing something right, so please never stop on my account!
This sounds like the best marathon. Good luck and have fun!
Also, as the BFF of an ancient 13 year old dog that I take on verrrrry slow walks around the neighborhood, I am in love with Domino.
Would you believe I saw Domino again on Friday after I published this newsletter?! And I feel bad about using the word "ancient" -- I mean it with all the love in the world.
Oh, "ancient" is the exact right word. I'm sure Domino - and Calvin! - would agree. <3
Love this! Go, Kara, Go! Courage on the race this weekend.
I remembered this IV drip of courage comment during the run. THANK YOU.
Ah, the familiar sensation of waiting for the conditions to be perfect before starting!
So familiar it only happens to me...every day?! haha.
Amen, Kara! Enjoy your run!
Thank you, Liz! It was one for the books!
Wow, just what I needed to read today. "Why wait? Decide. And watch the path appear before you." LOVE IT.
I'm so glad this one resonated with you!!
Happy running!
Thanks so much for your encouraging nudge, Helen!