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The Graduate
Last night my youngest daughter graduated from high school. She is incredibly smart so we never worried about her graduation. To hear some families woop it up when their kids received their diploma made me wonder a few times if this was a huge accomplishment. One that may have been in doubt, or that was novel…
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The journey begins
Journey to Vancouver begins My cab was a little late, but we got to the airport in plenty of time. Security was a breeze and we were through the lines in no time. United and TSA staff were friendly and efficient. I usually pack for safari, but for this trip I’m going minimal. Loving my…
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AIDS Walk Boston & 5K Run
AIDS Walk Boston 5K Run is Sunday I have signed up to participate in this event to help raise money for HIV/AIDS awareness, education, treatment and research. While many of us do not know someone personally with HIV/AIDS it is still important to keep research towards a cure moving forward. The Ragon Institute of MGH, MIT and…
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Running your first Marathon?
Running your first marathon this year? Besides all of the training, there are so many other things to think about. Each of us discovers over time what works best for us. Everyone is different. The gel or shoe that works for your friend may not work for you. I found this info graphic on about.com.…
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Boston’s Run to Remember 2014 Recap
Boston’s Run to Remember 2014 On Sunday May 25th, I ran Boston’s Run to Remember. The race is run out of the Seaport World Trade Center in South Boston. Temps were in the mid 50’s with a light breeze and overcast skies: A perfect day for a run. They had a Half Marathon and a 5…
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Boston’s Run to Remember Medals
What a great day for a race! Temperature was in the mid 50’s the entire race. As we crossed the Mass Ave bridge The Charles looked like glass. People did go down for the count along the way and some required medical attention. 8,000 lined up for The Half and 4,000 lined up for the…