How to cope with race day jitters... or more appropriately... how to accept them.
How to Cope with Race Day Jitters
The picking of the running outfit.
Tomorrow I take part in the return of the Oxford Half Marathon. One of the most important aspects to this race is that I have fretted appropriately about what I will be wearing. If you enjoy running blogs about fretting, this is for you.
Where I was on September 11, 2001
I was in Houston, and I was so sick of all the bickering. After spending a very brief stint at an architecture office, where I was daily criticized by former sorority sisters for the outfits I wore (I hate Ann Taylor because of that stint), I had made the blind leap into politics. Grassroots, unglamorous,... Continue Reading →
Get an Excuse to Run
David Walliams is currently powering through a stomach bug to swim the Thames. Why? He's found the excuse to swim - the people he's met when doing charity work. What does that have to do with running? Well, it's simple - when in doubt, find an excuse to keep running.
Hey guys, I have this idea…
The rationalization for Avesbury. I'm sure this was exactly how it was thought up.
Orange Squeaky 
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