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B is for Blogging


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Writing a blog motivates me to run and keep running.  In fact, I started my blog when I started running.  It keeps me accountable.  I can keep track of my running and my races. I can look back to see how I did on a particular race (esp. course details).  I can whine.  I can complain.  (I even blog when I am injured and can’t run.) I can even brag. And I can ask for advice.

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More important are the bloggers.  The ones whose blogs I read faithfully and those I read occasionally.  The blogs that make me laugh and the ones that make me cry.  The ones that I comment on.  The ones that make me say “Me too” or “I didn’t know that.”  And most importantly, those who not are just bloggers but my FRIENDS.

Here we are indoors before the race

I met AJH through blogging

me, Suzy, Amanda, Tami, Janis, Bridget (Elisa taking the pic)

I met Suzy & Amanda (to my right) through blogging

Felice, Amanda & me after the race in 2010

I met Felice (on the left) through blogging

I hope to meet many more bloggers. Hint…hint!!

Happy Running!  Why do you blog?  Do you read a lot of blogs?

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9 thoughts on “B is for Blogging”

  3. does tracking on “Runkeeper” count? I agree….it makes you accountable and the info readily available. So far, your blog is my first and only. I find it enjoyable and educational. Thanks.

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  4. I’ve blogged for over 10 years but it’s been my new running blog that’s helped me the most I think.

    And I’m all for meeting my fellow bloggers! You run in some pretty beautiful places:)

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  6. I agree blogging helps keep me accountable.
    I set a goal and then I post on my blog for the entire world to see.
    I hate posting that I fell short.
    I have even signed up for a 2nd marathon this year because I know I will fall short of my goal of qualifying for Boston on 4/6th.

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  7. I love that we are IRL friends. And I love that you love racing as much as I do. Here’s to injuries going away and staying away.

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