
Just kidding of course, Jesse and Feriel are absolutely wonderful human beings, and I love having them here for the first time! They have not visited me in NYC before, so we spent last night hanging out with some really great people and doing New York things. Notably, New York things usually include paying 7 dollars for drinks and getting groped on the Subway. We were fortunate, however, to catch the local bar at happy hour, and the Subway crazy people wearing pants under their trenchcoats.

Anyway, my room is not very well-stocked, and that reality hit home when Feriel was making crepes this morning. WE HAD NO CUTTING BOARD! While cutting directly on the counter-tops does provide some special flavor (similar to how dropping food provides floor-seasoning), it is not the best option for a terrific chef like her. Amazingly, I was offered an opportunity to review a cutting board for a website, which I think I will now take advantage of. The CSN stores series of websites offers everything from kids beds to high-quality maple cutting boards. I really appreciate the offer, and look forward to reviewing the product along with cooking some gluten-free dishes after Spring Break.

Training:
Wednesday: 7 miles easy
Thursday: 14 miles fartlek style
Training has been wonderful! I was energized by all the enthusiasm and support I received through emails, calls, and comments after the National Championship news, and that has been reflected in my runs. Also, it is just now getting warm enough to run shirtless, which makes every run feel more natural. CHEST HAIR BLOWING IN THE WIND. Today was supposed to be a 10 mile easy run, but the weather and general giddiness of Spring coincided to produce one of those experiences where you find yourself going hard without almost any perceived effort. Hope everything is amazing guys!
I'm digging the writing. Are you coming back out to Colorado this year?
ReplyDeleteComing from you, that is an awesome compliment. And yes! I'm planning on spending June/July in Nederland, but most likely going to law school somewhere other than Boulder. The long-term plan is to move back permanently after school. The people and places around there really are one of a kind.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you can tear me a new one at a race while I'm there? :)
Oh, and if you have time check out the "serious post" to the left called Beauty. Some of your writing is so meaningful on the subject, and I think that is one reason having a blog is great.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate the good word. I live just ~20:00 from Nederland. Let me know when you come out and we can train together?
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