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Here’s the current Forecast for the Flying Monkey Marathon on Sunday in Nashville I’m dancing running in the Rain
2008 Rutledge Marathon Race Report
Normally when I do a race report, especially a longer race report, I use a A-F Grading System for different aspects of the Race, but since the 2008 Rutledge Marathon was the inaugral running, I don’t think it’s quite fair … Continue reading
Chance of Rain 30%
Chance of FREAKY ASS RAIN 100% It was in the mid 90s today with a feels like 98Fish and I know that this is nothing to get excited about it. Trust me, I’m sleeping as I type this. However, the … Continue reading
The Heat and Gravity
Running these past two days has been expectantly nice. It’s great April December weather when the temperature on Monday was over 60F and today, we might even be able to break the high of 69F and we are fore casted … Continue reading
Windy Day or Oops I did it again…
It was another windy day despite having a huge weather front pass through our area last night. It is a little colder today, maybe a tad bit colder on the mild side. Or something like that… I was in a … Continue reading
Monday's Cold Rain
Okay, I have procrastinated enough to put this post online. I looked at the empty Entry: box screen thinking about what I was going to put into the box. So why don't I just start typing perhaps I can regurgitate … Continue reading
Perfect Weather
Today was just about perfect weather to go swimming. What a shame that the pump for the outdoor pool is still broken thus putting us indoors for today. I made a goal to swim 1200 meters on Tuesday and 800 … Continue reading
Marathon Woes
I got this from Marathon Central about Fox Cities Marathon in northeast Wisconsin being closed 2-1/2 hours into the race. Like, they told runners to stop and take shelter due to lightening and bad weather, but not everyone got the … Continue reading
Uppercut, Uppercut, Body Blow
Seems that Mother Nature has pulled off the gloves and are giving the US a couple black eyes. First there was Hurricane Katrina and now Hurricane Rita. Only Mother Nature would have the lady storms hit so hard (i.e. Camille)… … Continue reading
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