Run for Dori

This evening, I ran five miles. To quote Forrest: "That's all I have to say about that." I do have a lot to say about learnin...

I told Dori about something I received in one of my Leukemia & Lymphoma Society updates. Southern Ohio's Princeton High School is t...

That's what these running conditions are. You can sugarcoat it, but this is the time of year in Tennessee that running should only be u...

Yesterday, Dori insisted on more tennis. The sun was still up around 4:30 and I urged Dori to wait for the sun to drop more, but I couldn...

Dori and the kids just got back from a two-miler. All three ran very well, despite the conditions. All three are getting noticeably strong...

Dori and I had a great time last night watching Sheryl Crow in concert. She's quite the performer and there was plenty of tissue paper ...

Each week, the Tennessee Team In Training participants receive an update from the local Leukemia & Lymphoma Society chapter. It's t...

Tonight after work, I drove to Radnor Lake and ran some quick miles. Mile one was an 8:30, with the first quarter mile straight up hill. My...

Sunday night, we enjoyed the company of Dori's step cousin Sharon and her family. Dori grew up in Cincinnati, and Sharon's family i...

I know three things after this morning's five miles. 1. I have not fully recovered from Saturday's training. 2. We have enough deer ...