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11 years ago @ http://runtothefinish.... - Losing Weight as A Cou... · 0 replies · +1 points

This is a really great post, Amanda. As someone who studies and teaches about relationships, I completely understand and agree with you on the importance of setting goals and living healthy as a couple. Not only does it create a supportive and encouraging environment for both people involved, it can bring people closer together and rekindle the relationship. I can be difficult when one person wants to make changes and one person does not. I know a lot of people who have drifted apart for this reason.
My recent post The Calm Before The Storm

11 years ago @ http://runfasteatlots.... - About Me · 0 replies · +1 points

That is AWESOME that you are going to be riding across country to raise money for cancer. I live in Central Oregon and grew up on a bike. Portland will be a great place to finish. Can't wait to follow you on your journey and cheer you on!

12 years ago @ http://runtothefinish.... - Thinking Out Loud Thur... · 0 replies · +1 points

Which triathlon are you thinking of doing? I am getting ready to sign up for my first and am nervous about hitting that "submit payment" button. Once you commit the $$ there is no going back (too expensive!). I make decisions by giving it time, being patient, and talking with others. I find the more I talk about things, the more decisive I become.
My recent post You’re Unique, Just Like Every Other Fan

12 years ago @ http://runtothefinish.... - Are you a fitness snob? · 0 replies · +1 points

I definitely do not agree with their criteria of "fitness snob." To me, a fitness snob is someone who looks down on others and judges people who do not work out or who do not work out to his or her standards. I think the word snob is earned through one's personality, not by what they wear or do.
My recent post 10 Miles, New Term, and a Grinding Knee

12 years ago @ http://runtothefinish.... - One Word Resolution: P... · 0 replies · +1 points

Peace is a beautiful word for 2014. My one word would be confident - to have more confidence in myself and my abilities - and to remain positive and optimistic in the midst of failure.
My recent post January Challenge: Day Three

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