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Tag Archives: Coquitlam Crunch
A new season of life
What happened to that flurry of blog posts I promised three weeks ago? Life—meaning work—intervened, as it has so often when it comes to writing my blog posts. I plan to write a rare post about my editing work next … Continue reading →
Posted in Injuries and Getting Older, Personal stories, Writing
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Tagged blocked arteries, cholesterol, Coquitlam Crunch, knee replacement surgery, plaque, Sasamat Lake, statin
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The worst run of my life
I’ve been running for nearly half a century, so to say that I recently did a run that probably qualifies as “the worst run of my life” is really saying something. I caught a cold from Keith. He had a … Continue reading →
Posted in Personal stories, Running, Vignettes
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Tagged Coquitlam Crunch, running while sick
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The aging athlete: protests and silver linings
I have found that being an athlete over sixty means feeling a mixture of conflicting emotions: gratitude, exhilaration, disgust, sadness, sometimes even despair. I wasn’t sure whether to write this post because in public we are always supposed to be … Continue reading →
Life in the time of coronavirus
We are living in a reality that seems unreal. It’s a dystopia like something out of the imagination of Margaret Atwood or Stephen King. Those of us who didn’t live through a world war (that is, most humans alive today) … Continue reading →
Getting older: Crunch time
At first I was going to call this post “Getting Old,” but that was too blunt. I couldn’t accept it. Soon I will have another birthday and it will be #57. I’m sure that for a long time, I would … Continue reading →
Posted in Commentary, Injuries and Getting Older, Personal stories
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Tagged aging, aging athletes, Coquitlam Crunch, getting older, Sasamat Lake
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Summer fun Part 3: Summer 2014 photo blog
The summer of 2014 has been extraordinary. I don’t know if I can convey all the reasons—and not all of them will be exposed here—but with the help of many photos I will try! There were two overriding reasons why this summer … Continue reading →
Posted in Injuries and Getting Older, Personal stories, Racing, Running, Seasons
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Tagged arterial blockage, Canada Day Rocks, Coquitlam Crunch, Diane Cummins, Fisherman's Trail, grapefruit beer, Harry Jerome Track Classic, Horseshoe Bay, Knee Knacker, Knee Knackering North Shore Run, Longest Day 5K, Marilyn Arsenault, Phoenix Running Club, Sasamat Lake, Sasamat Lake mini-triathlon, Sea Cavalcade Mile, Seymour River trails, Swangard Stadium, triathlon training
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It’s easy to have a Happy Birthday
Some of my regular blog fans (few in number, but treasured by me) may have noticed that I haven’t written a post for months. I feel choked by not being able to write. For me, writing is an essential way … Continue reading →