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Tag: Runner
A Runner’s Body
My body, objectively speaking, is not a runner’s body. I was born wrong. By the time other kids were crawling, I was pushing myself on my butt.… Read more “A Runner’s Body”
Why I Really Keep Running
There are plenty of things that are amazing about running: Nutella sandwiches with bananas in them. Dogs running towards me on the trail, wagging their tails and… Read more “Why I Really Keep Running”
A Day in My Life as an Aid Station Volunteer | Video
Hello everyone, this is the video version of my earlier post about wht a typical day in my life as an aid station volunteer looks like.
(This totally didn’t take me two weeks longer to make than I anticipated, nu-uh.)
I hope you’ll enjoy it!
Love,
—P
I Ran. | Poetry Reading
This is a poem about running. This is a poem about so much more… I decided to give a try to reading my poetry and making videos… Read more “I Ran. | Poetry Reading”
“Running” Poetry
Hello from my cold, cold home to yours. Winter has made an appearance, and even though that doesn’t mean land covered in snow (unfortunately), it did bring… Read more ““Running” Poetry”
East Bay Skyline Trail, A 50K That Broke Me
This past Saturday, I did something that many people would likely call absolutely insane. I did my first ultramarathon. The East Bay Skyline trail is a trail… Read more “East Bay Skyline Trail, A 50K That Broke Me”
Limitless Vertical Challenge | Race Report
I hate hills. That’s the whole and simple truth. There’s nothing to it, no “unless’s” or “but’s.” I hate hills. I can’t deal with them, I’m slower… Read more “Limitless Vertical Challenge | Race Report”
Night-Time : Run-time
I used to be scared of dark. I still am, sometimes. I used to hate running. I still do, sometimes. Does this imply I might have a… Read more “Night-Time : Run-time”
Dear John, Don’t Be A Sexist. | Ultramarathon Stories
DISCLAIMER:I’ve worked aid stations for that company for quite some time now and met what are now thousands of runners. John in the following story is a… Read more “Dear John, Don’t Be A Sexist. | Ultramarathon Stories”
