Sometimes, picking up the phone to call or text someone to tell them that you love them is important. It never fails to bring your day up as well as the person who received your message. You don’t need to be romantically in love with the person, but if you feel it, say it sincerely.
phenomenal movie. I’ve gotta say John Forte is an amazing artist. Collaborating with Russian talents like in this movie, you can be exposed to the beauty and allure of such a vast country such as Russia. Me Gusta.
I call this the four phases of distraction, Lula edition. :). She looks to the left, she looks to the right, she looks ahead and then realizes you look stupid waiting for her to figure out you’re ready to walk off. Psh naughty girl.
Good Morning and Hoppy Easter from my darling Lula and myself. May you have a splendid time with your loved ones.
regainingmymoxy replied to your post: The guy w the flag has to be my favorite NYRR…
I know!! He has to have a room filled with just themes for the various races!!
I never thought of that but I think you’re right!! And I know he’s there just by the jingling bells when he’s approaching. Im not thrilled about those bells when they’re smoking past me during the races lol.
The guy w the flag has to be my favorite NYRR member. Ever since I started racing w the road runners this dude is always there. And he’s always festive. I honestly don’t know his cultural background but he’s always representing for the races he partakes in. I’m glad I got a snapshot of him, the flag he carries and his bells. Mr. Miyagi (my nickname for him), keep on running sir. Now all I need to see is Ms. Tutu (girl who runs in a pink Tutu, and sometimes brings her pup) and my life will be complete. :)
Nice. To me today’s race was a more challenging direction because you have that long hill up the west side. Followed by Harlem. Followed by Bitch Ass Bitch hill and the the last leg is up that gradual slope. Way to own it!!
I wonder if they did that just to mess w/ the bold brazen topless men in the tartans? And don’t forget to mention that hill called that Damned M’effer. At least that’s what I called them last year. But the cool part was when I got to the ones I cursed out last year and realized…”OMG…I’m actually pushing through this ass of a landmark an d f a hill and I’m waving goodbye just as quickly as it came up”. Gotta admit it’s a great feeling to flip it the bird as I run by. :D
I’m going to make this brief only because I know how I can be excessive in writing. So here it goes.
I feel awesome today because I shaved about 6 minutes off my last year’s time on the Scotland 10k. Why did this happen? 1. I rested well 2. Proper nutrition/fuel 3. good attitude 4. made it to the park when I wanted to with good company (My Daddy).
I think the most ultimate important thing ever is that when you have a game plan and you organize yourself. You train well with the proper resources and you keep a quality nutritional lifestyle, you can go really far. Matter of fact, the hills of Central Park didn’t burn me…THEY DIDN’T FLIPPING BURN ME. This is great, only because the most dreadful part of running in Central Park is the damned hills. But guess what Hills….I GOT YO NUMBA SUCKA!!! BOOYA!!! XOXOXO =)
While there’s a community of people here who care about your life and the decisions you make in life, I don’t feel that obligating them to hear your problems and helping you through them is appropriate.
Last I checked, the blogosphere is a place where we can all write our thoughts on a myriad of topics for people to either comment with their views, like, repost so that more people can share this great thought. Regardless, what I’ve been seeing is a lot of people hiding behind the anonymous shell looking for someone to pat them on the back and tell them it’ll be okay. That’s nice, but this isn’t what most of us get online and write for (unless that’s what you do, then if it is, power to you and keep up the great work!).
I think this also applies to life away from the computer. Sometimes in an effort to be supportive, you allow your shoulder to become someone else’s safe haven. Unfortunately, being someone else’s safe haven puts a lot of burden on your shoulders which will bring about a great weight that will become more of a problem to get off. So before you get caught up in someone else’s problems, tell them that you think they’re smart enough to figure it out and it won’t hurt to try it out on their own. It’s okay to help with sound advice from time to time, but when it becomes the purpose of your regular conversations…that’s when you need to put your foot down and stand up for yourself.
If the bees die off, the whole planet will experience famine! Another reason to ban pesticides and go organic! When did money become more important than health? Answer, when it’s the food industry’s money, and your health. Get involved, even if it’s just re-blogging! Support organic sustainable food! Ugga-Bugga!
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ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICALS: Update on Honeybee Die-Offs from Pesticides
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Fortunately, the latest replication research studies demonstrating that pesticides are killing off the bees (and therefore our food supply) have caught the attention of the mainstream media. Now, if public outrage can just reach the politicians, we can reel in Big Chemical to stop this calamity before it goes any further…
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Common pesticide makes honeybees get lost and reduces bumblebee hive weight …
Washington Post
WASHINGTON — A common class of pesticide is causing problems for honeybees and bumblebees, important species already in trouble, two studies suggest. But the findings don’t explain all the reasons behind a long-running bee decline, and other experts …—
2 Studies Point to Common Pesticide as a Culprit in Declining Bee Colonies
New York Times
They have suspected that pesticides are playing a part, but to date their experiments have yielded conflicting, ambiguous results. In Thursday’s issue of the journal Science, two teams of researchers published studies suggesting that low levels of a …—
Controversial Pesticide Linked to Bee Collapse
Wired News
A controversial type of pesticide linked to declining global bee populations appears to scramble bees’ sense of direction, making it hard for them to find home. Starved of foragers and the pollen they carry, colonies produce fewer …—
Pesticides suspected in mass die-off of bees
Los Angeles Times
Scientists have identified a new suspect in the mysterious die-off of bees in recent years — a class of pesticides that appear to be lethal in indirect ways.—
Study: Disorientation from pesticides a clue to bee disorder
USA TODAY
Widely used insecticides interfere with the homing instincts of bees, international researchers suggested Thursday, linking a class of agricultural pesticides to the growing threat to beehives known as colony collapse disorder …—
Pesticides May Quell Queen Bees and Hurt Homing Abilities
BusinessWeek
Bee colonies exposed to a common class of pesticides may produce fewer queens and the chemicals may lead to insects’ deaths by impairing homing abilities, according to two studies in the journal …—
Neonicotinoid pesticides tied to crashing bee populations, 2 studies find
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So I have a good moment to share. My bike is getting tuned up and I’m getting new pedals to go with my clipless shoes. yea I’m going clipless on my bike.

I’m thrilled because at first I was getting the shoes just for spin.. After the 80 + ticket on those shoes, why the hell just wear them for class, take those puppies out for a spin baby!!

With the weather getting beautiful, I’m getting my bike tuned up and ready for the season. I love cycling, it’s my favoritist thing in the world right next to a great night’s pillow hugging session. I’m making plans to go out on some long rides with one of my buddies who is also into the idea of getting on that bike and riding off into the sunset…and then come home because hunger kicks in. =)

I LOVE THIS WEATHER!!!
Let’s hope I can get this enthusiastic about marathon training. I know once the marathon is over, I’ll be putting a Century into my goals. I’m going to ride 100 miles somewhere stay at a B&B and ride 100 miles back a couple of days after. I think that would be a superb thing to do. Who’s in? (okay maybe that’s not a real open invite, JUST KIDDING).