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I need to take that perspective sometimes too. Instead of focusing being better than others, just being the best me I can at the moment.
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You are killing it...as usual.
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It's the 2018 Snowbuster!!!!!! (and an MCL injury)
RoyalDryness commented on Dave's blog entry in Bloop
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Houston, we had a problem: Chevron Houston Marathon Race Report
RoyalDryness commented on SIbbetson's blog entry in Bloop
Great job re-framing mid-race to being thankful for what you could do and taking joy in it. That's a lesson that I need to learn more often.- 14 comments
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Guys, I'm Blogging about running a 50 miler!!
RoyalDryness commented on the ohio lass's blog entry in Bloop
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Always tired, sore and hungry - Must be marathon training season.
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Congrats on the PR and great 2017!
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IT'S BACK!!!!! What I Learned from The Bachelor
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Clear sidewalks are a godsend for pre-dawn running.
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Seems like 2017 was a good year for you, hope 2018 is even better!
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I'm glad I could provide someone inspiration! Good luck on your goals. I think you can do it.
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This is why you are the de-facto president here, always bringing the positive wisdom.
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That is a truly amazing year!
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It's a weird nickname that friends gave me a long time ago because of something I don't like to talk about anymore.
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I’m pretty sure at some point I wrote down my 2017 goals, but who knows where they are or what they were. I can probably guess, whatever they were, I didn’t meet them. So that leaves me with the new year. Should I make new goals? Should I say, “screw it, you’re not going to meet them anyway,” to spare myself the shame of falling short 363 days from now? Should I make some goals that are kind of easy so that I can claim victory? Should one of my goals, if I do indeed make goals for 2018, be to stop relying on the crutch of a series of rhetorical questions in my writing? Well, since I