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2023 Lawyers Have Heart 10K (D.C.)
2022 Jingle All The Way 15K (D.C.)
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2021 Parkway Classic 10 Miler (VA)
2019 Parkway Classic 10 Miler (VA)
2019 Cherry Blossom 10 Mile Run (D.C.)
2018 Jingle All The Way 15K (D.C.)
2018 Reston Perfect 10 (VA)
2018 Lawyers Have Heart 10K (D.C.)
2018 Denver Colfax Half (Denver, CO)
2018 GW Parkway Classic (Alexandria, VA)
2018 Cherry Blossom 10 Mile Run (D.C.)
2018 Reston 10 Miler (Reston, VA)
Tag Archives: Peloton
A Prayer For The Nation
No, I’m not going off-topic for the Weekly Wrap. 😉 I stumbled across an engraved Prayer for the Nation on one of my runs this week! For the first time in ages I ran from my office. The complicated logistics … Continue reading
Opting Inside
I am a big fan of REI’s opt outside campaign, but this week I opted inside for all my workouts. We didn’t have smoke from Canada, but we did have heat and humidity, so the view on all my runs … Continue reading
Avoiding Abominable Air Quality
Smoke from the Canadian wildfires made their way back to D.C. this week. For a time on Thursday we had the worst air quality in the world. Detroit was a close second, followed by Dubai. Mid-day view from my office … Continue reading
A Week Of Peloton Milestones
I don’t have anything epic to tell you about this week, but in the spirit of remembering that consistency is key and the little things you do every day add up, I am celebrating a week of Peloton milestones.
Adjusting To Being Back In The Office
After months and months of trying to cajole us to come into the office on a “routine and regular” basis, management recently set clear expectations that we be in the office four days a week—or did they? (more on this … Continue reading
