Author Archives: Running on Faith

This was my first “real” weekend in my house in Novato and thankfully, it was a three day weekend too! I did my fair share of applications, but made sure to step away from the computer and enjoy the abundant … Continue reading →

1. A 3 day weekend! AMEN. 2. Kayaking The last time I went Kayaking was a year ago at Tamales Bay! Now, a friend and I got a Groupon earlier in the year to Half Moon Bay! 3. New York … Continue reading →

July ended in a little something like this… San Francisco Half Marathon! August began with a little something like this… Celebrations of major life changes then I cleaned up my eats. 🙂 Saw this view… And decided to move closer … Continue reading →

For the past few weeks I tried to weight the pro’s and con’s of moving, but what I couldn’t get passed despite some con’s was the cost that the commute was having on me emotionally, physically, and monetarily. For those … Continue reading →

1. Finish your personal training class  2. Attend early morning blogger/lululemon/SF Marathon meet-up 3. Successfully run half marathon #7 4. Decide to move closer to work to cut down on the crazy commute, save me some dinero and sanity. Date … Continue reading →

Thanks, Courtney, for tagging me in the 7 links craze! My most beautiful post: One word One word was the first of the “reverb series” that I used to reflect upon the past year and set my eyes on what … Continue reading →

I viewed the San Francisco Half Marathon as the icing on the cake after a LONG two months of night classes, studying for the GRE, and transition into a new job. And when I looked at my months of June … Continue reading →

Here are some balances that I incorporate into my strength training routine. They do not take very long and can be done virtually anywhere. Bonus points for doing them in public places where said co-workers and roommates can make jokes. … Continue reading →

Because I cannot resist re-posting this. I think we can all relate to that moment when a sport we try [possibly reluctantly] becomes  a hobby then translates into a passion. Here is Susan’s story – smoker to ironman –  posted … Continue reading →