Nice pics! But, uh, one of your legs needs shaving. Is this a Seinfeld moment? (Man-hands) Oh - I get it. Sorry, Lisa - couldn't resist. I'm such a knucklehead.
I'm very jealous of your warm-dry terrain, this time of year.
Ha! Pretty funny, you guys! Thanks Tony (and good luck at RR!). Eric, the brilliant blue sky is NOT good for me - at least not in getting me back to reality here in Spokane. Jeff - I literally laughed out loud. Thanks. :)
Pretty cool pics! I was glad to see Tim finally put some cover on his bare pate! I'd be curious to know how long the solar charge lasts. Ours seems to have waned by the end of January. Maybe have to hit Red Rock for more! Ha1
I am an ultra runner, physician and have been medical director of some of the toughest ultras. I tend to be a mover and a shaker and louder than my size suggests. However, my Gemini twin is gentler and contemplative, an artist, a writer, and a poet. I am a dog lover, a believer in souls, and have a special affinity for those who struggle because I have been there.
This is my crazy lovable huggable Weimaraner, Steely Dan. I call him Steely. He left us in January of this year at only 6 years from lymphoma that did not respond to chemotherapy treatments. Steely was a total goof. He loved trail running, road running, treadmill running, new experiences, making eye contact, sleeping on his back, me, kids, and liver treats. He was Zappa's best friend. We miss him dearly.
This is Stella. A rescue from the shelter. She's about 6 months old and a Border Collie. She is a joyous bundle of energy and curiosity and now also Zappa best friend. She will make a nice running partner when she grows up.
This is the now the big brother of my family - a rescued Greyhound. His name is Frank Zappa. I call him Zappa. He's 7 years old and has learned all about life beyond the track and crate from Steely when he was with us. It was very rewarding to watch his personality bloom as he settled into the family. And yes, he runs like the wind!
This is Natasha, my dearest friend. She was with me through college, medical school, residency, and she moved with me from Chicago to Spokane several years ago. She was my best running partner for 10 years. My sweet Natasha died from bone cancer in 2006. I miss her still. I hung a windchimes over the deck outside. When it chimes, I smile and think she has finally -- wherever she is now -- caught a squirrel!
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Awesome pics Lisa !
All that blue sky and sun just can't be good for you!
Nice!
Nice pics!
But, uh, one of your legs needs shaving. Is this a Seinfeld moment? (Man-hands)
Oh - I get it.
Sorry, Lisa - couldn't resist. I'm such a knucklehead.
I'm very jealous of your warm-dry terrain, this time of year.
Ha! Pretty funny, you guys! Thanks Tony (and good luck at RR!). Eric, the brilliant blue sky is NOT good for me - at least not in getting me back to reality here in Spokane. Jeff - I literally laughed out loud. Thanks. :)
Pretty cool pics! I was glad to see Tim finally put some cover on his bare pate! I'd be curious to know how long the solar charge lasts. Ours seems to have waned by the end of January. Maybe have to hit Red Rock for more! Ha1
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