Rather than being like most sheep, Caitlin and I decided to forgo gift giving and instead went on a 10.2 mile scamper through DC. You know, spending time together rather than spending money on each other… It was a hit. We left our house, made our way through Ballston, on to Custis Trail, on to
Just returned home from another running of this monthly event. The weather was cold (35ish) and raining… I figured this might be a good shot at getting my first win, but I don’t want such a big event (in my life) to be in such a way… Good thing a guy I beat last race,
I enjoy reading, I enjoy technology, but I also enjoy selling stuff I’ll never use again, and that’s why Amazon’s Kindle is not for me. I was going to go on about this subject, but someone has already summarized my feelings perfectly and better than I could have. Until I am able to sell the
This morning I decided I wanted something other than multi-grain cereal and milk or yogurt and granola for breakfast. I wanted an Egg McMuffin. I biked 25 miles and ran another 30 this week… I can do it. Being the nice guy that I am, I call my closest coworkers and offer to pick them
Sunday was beautiful, my calendar said “cross-training,” so that’s what I did. I broke out the POS road bike (I really hate it, but I’m not entirely sure) and did The Arlington Triangle. I wasn’t in a hurry so I used a nifty gift, a TRZ Bento Box, I got for Christmas from Caitlin’s Mom,
I’m not a soda drinker, but I’m also not blind. The economic downturn has officially hit your company when your once free soda (listed as a perk when being hired) fridge is replaced with a glowing red behemoth, sporting for-profit beverages. Now I know my company isn’t making money off this, but the change was