Happy June! I can not believe this is the first Saturday in the month. Time is just flying by, y’all! Anyway, let’s take a look at my May goals and assess how I did and then examine my goals for June. I am also linking up with Coco, Deborah, and Lynda for the Ultimate Coffee […]
May Goals and Looking Back at April
Happy May! I can’t believe that May is already here – time is flying! Let’s check in with the goals I set in April and look at my goals for this month. In April, I strove to run four times a week, take four Pure Barre classes a week, do my PT exercises four times […]
April 2015 Goals
March was a pretty busy month but I was really pleased to really take on the month head on. Let’s review my goals for March: build my mileage back up in preparation for the Cherry Blossom 10 miler, take 20 Pure Barre classes, practice more patience and be more intentional in terms of staying in […]
March 2015 Goals
Last month, for the first time, I shared some goals for the month. I really liked that and so I’m going to continue doing it. I’ll review last month’s goals and share the goals for this month. Here we go! For February, I wanted to run three times a week, go to Pure Barre three […]
Race Goals for Navy Air Force Half Marathon
* I would be reminiscent if I failed to mention September 11th. This is a day that will always live heavy in my heart and I will never forget.* This Sunday is my fall goal race – the Navy Air Force Half Marathon. I’ve been thinking about this race for awhile and when I signed […]
Revisiting my 30 before 30 list
A good friend of mine recently asked if I’d revisited my 30 before 30 list since turning 30. I was somewhat embarrassed to admit that I had not. Well, that changes today. For you newer blog readers, I initially started this blog to document 30 things I wanted to do before I turned 30. Here’s an […]
What Would you Do if You Weren’t Afraid?
I am currently reading Sheryl Sandberg’s best-selling book, “Lean In.” While I’m not interested in (this time) getting into a politically charged debate about the book and the thoughts behind it, one line in particular stuck out to me. While Sheryl was giving a graduation speech to Barnard College women, she encouraged them to ask […]