Fat is a metaphor for complacency, less hard work and coasting through life. Jesus never reached that point.
My Lonely, Forgotten Beer
The leftover beers symbolize what has been left in the aftermath of my sobriety.
The leftover beers symbolize what has been left in the aftermath of my sobriety.
Stealth? Keeping the Secrets of Mental Illness
By wearing my problems on my sleeve, keeping them out in the open, I’ve taken away most of their power.
By wearing my problems on my sleeve, keeping them out in the open, I’ve taken away most of their power.
Suffering: Seeking Out Discomfort
I’m looking for a different sort of challenge – something internal, something you won’t find in a race report.
I’m looking for a different sort of challenge – something internal, something you won’t find in a race report.
Dry: the Road to Sobriety
My sweet-spot is zero.
My sweet-spot is zero.
The Best Songs You Won’t Hear in Spin Class
Caution: all of these are raunchy, contain profanity and would make an epic heart-thumping playlist.
Caution: all of these are raunchy, contain profanity and would make an epic heart-thumping playlist.
Why I Hate Belle
Despite trying to keep my opinions to myself, some people, and their mothers, irritate me.
Despite trying to keep my opinions to myself, some people, and their mothers, irritate me.
How Stephen King Helped Me
My Stephen King epiphanies are still guiding my life, helping me become the person I hope to be.
My Stephen King epiphanies are still guiding my life, helping me become the person I hope to be.
Junk Miles
Despite my quest for speed, strength, stamina and character, the point of it all is really to have fun.
Despite my quest for speed, strength, stamina and character, the point of it all is really to have fun.
Allow Me to Reintroduce Myself
Life with Prosopagnosia.
Life with Prosopagnosia.
Why We Run #39: To Crest the Hill
Jeff Cann honors his high school cross-country coach, Greg Dunston. Because running has been his lifeline, and Coach Dunston showed him the way.
Jeff Cann honors his high school cross-country coach, Greg Dunston. Because running has been his lifeline, and Coach Dunston showed him the way.