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Was gonna grab a bag of chips but decided to be slightly pretentious with this crostini and white/black bean hummus😆

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Ran 86 miles for the week and 330 miles for the month of April and now I'm taking a much enjoyed break with my pup pup🏃🐶😆!!

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Seriously, don't forget to treat your skin in the rubzone. (at Centennial Trail Trailhead)

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The best sign your cooking was appreciated by the fam😆

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When you don't want to face the fact that this "sandwich" is really a desert😆

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Yah, so this happened....

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Ran the hill with my sweetie. Two days in a row...this is getting serious😆

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Just got done mowing and trimming the lawn and my gal wants to go for a run...you should never turn down the chance to cardio with your better half. I'll clean up latter. Got to run😆

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Left some store bought garlic on the window sill too long and it started to sprout. Growing this for funsies😆

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My new grocery getter! The mileage sucks but gonna be popular with the ladies😉

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New music for orchestra kids...this little diddy is definitely on the brainwash cycle😆

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Sprouted 89miles of run this week and planting more next week with a goal of positive growth😆.

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Going to lease an electric car in August but till then I'm going Transit, road bike, or by smelly running shoes😆.

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Who says a cold dinner can't be elegant?

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Swapping out my gas guzzler for a not so new workout in the yard😆

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Another day of random veggies thrown together to get me through a workout😆

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Historically religious cathedrals were designed to make the individual feel insignificant in relation to their beliefs, to make one feel small. This is the way I feel about running on rainy days. It's an involuntary reaction to sink away from the falling rain, to try to shrink into the cover of one's jacket. But, with all this rain, I find myself grudgingly getting used to the church of rain, the unavoidable nature of it soaking me up and taking waterlogged to the end of run where the occasional rainbow means a momentary reprieve from the norm.