This necklace, which I conjured up and asked my pal Lanyapi on Etsy to create, one for myself and one for my friend C. with whom I ran my first 26.2 miles, the Boston Marathon in April. Stamping the simple silver disc with the number of miles is such a simple concept but could work for so many things: a lucky number, an important date such as a birthday, wedding, or anniversary, or significant initials that make you or the gift recipient smile.
My Zensah running skirt. I wore it last week on a grey, drizzly
morning run through Southie in an attempt to summon the sunshine

It also feels super comfortable- and speedy! I love it.
Though not typically a fan of shoulder stand, I'm enjoying the pose right now. Here's a cute cartoon demonstration from ABC of Yoga.

Thai fresh rolls. This isn't anything new. I could live on them. I loooooove them. Why don't you marry them, you say? Maybe I will. Yum.
2 comments:
I like that Bukowski quote a lot.
I think it must have been said first over a "life dinner," no?
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