Comments on: About http://mythousandmileyear.com Fri, 11 Nov 2011 04:40:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Sara Grace’s 1,000-mile year « Newvine Growing — exploring evolution, revolution and living life intentionallyhttp://mythousandmileyear.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-382 Sara Grace’s 1,000-mile year « Newvine Growing — exploring evolution, revolution and living life intentionally Sat, 17 Jul 2010 12:53:38 +0000 http://mythousandmileyear.com/?page_id=635#comment-382 [...] the opening from her profile on My Thousand Mile Year: I’m Sara Grace. I seek pleasure and spent a lot of years firmly [...] [...] the opening from her profile on My Thousand Mile Year: I’m Sara Grace. I seek pleasure and spent a lot of years firmly [...]

]]> By: Beth O'Brienhttp://mythousandmileyear.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Beth O'Brien Sat, 13 Mar 2010 15:06:25 +0000 http://mythousandmileyear.com/?page_id=635#comment-9 Oooh guest blogging - that would be cool. How do I do that? I just ran 6 miles this morning with a running group in Cambridge that I found online. When I showed up there were about 10 other runners whose goal was 20 miles today!!! What the hell? So I started out with them and they shot off around the charles river and I kept running much more slowly (even though it was raining and windy and I almost got blown over the BU bridge!) But now I can't believe I actually did it and am proud of myself for getting out there.I am going to be in NYC next weekend - want to go for a run?Beth Oooh guest blogging – that would be cool. How do I do that? I just ran 6 miles this morning with a running group in Cambridge that I found online. When I showed up there were about 10 other runners whose goal was 20 miles today!!! What the hell? So I started out with them and they shot off around the charles river and I kept running much more slowly (even though it was raining and windy and I almost got blown over the BU bridge!) But now I can’t believe I actually did it and am proud of myself for getting out there.

I am going to be in NYC next weekend – want to go for a run?

Beth

]]> By: van boterhamhttp://mythousandmileyear.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-8 van boterham Thu, 11 Mar 2010 02:57:54 +0000 http://mythousandmileyear.com/?page_id=635#comment-8 Great intro!! I'm all pumped up! Great intro!! I’m all pumped up!

]]> By: saragracerhttp://mythousandmileyear.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-7 saragracer Tue, 09 Mar 2010 01:24:33 +0000 http://mythousandmileyear.com/?page_id=635#comment-7 Beth, so good to see you here. You are running a marathon! I bow to you! :-) Keep in touch as you train - would love to hear about the process. Maybe you should guest blog here! Beth, so good to see you here. You are running a marathon! I bow to you! :-) Keep in touch as you train – would love to hear about the process. Maybe you should guest blog here!

]]> By: Beth O'Brienhttp://mythousandmileyear.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Beth O'Brien Sun, 07 Mar 2010 12:57:25 +0000 http://mythousandmileyear.com/?page_id=635#comment-6 Sara! My long lost friend from middle school. I love your blog! I am running the Marine corps marathon in October and totally need to get my butt in gear and off the couch (where I currently am residing). First step is joining some sort of running club so I can run with others. Keep in touch - you are inspiring! Sara! My long lost friend from middle school. I love your blog! I am running the Marine corps marathon in October and totally need to get my butt in gear and off the couch (where I currently am residing). First step is joining some sort of running club so I can run with others. Keep in touch – you are inspiring!

]]> By: Vern Myershttp://mythousandmileyear.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Vern Myers Sun, 03 Jan 2010 00:15:18 +0000 http://mythousandmileyear.com/?page_id=635#comment-5 Small world, indeed!Also, I see that you are on the same DM 1,000 mile challenge that I'm in.I'll add your blog to my bloglist. If you find Running Green interesting, I invite you to sign in on my Follow list. Small world, indeed!

Also, I see that you are on the same DM 1,000 mile challenge that I’m in.

I’ll add your blog to my bloglist. If you find Running Green interesting, I invite you to sign in on my Follow list.

]]> By: saragracerhttp://mythousandmileyear.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-4 saragracer Sat, 02 Jan 2010 23:37:09 +0000 http://mythousandmileyear.com/?page_id=635#comment-4 Thanks for saying hi, and for the encouragement! I'll link your blog, and g'luck with the new goal! Speaking of small world: I worked for the Congressional rep from Beaumont in high school, Cactus Jack Brooks. :-) Thanks for saying hi, and for the encouragement! I’ll link your blog, and g’luck with the new goal! Speaking of small world: I worked for the Congressional rep from Beaumont in high school, Cactus Jack Brooks. :-)

]]> By: Vern Myershttp://mythousandmileyear.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Vern Myers Sat, 02 Jan 2010 23:22:21 +0000 http://mythousandmileyear.com/?page_id=635#comment-3 Hi Sara, I came across your blog by chance, by way of your dailymile page. My 2009 goal was to run 1,000 miles. I made my 1,000 miles on November 6, and finished the year at 1,205 miles. My goal for 2010 is 1,500 miles.The journey you are undertaking sounds similar to mine; but just about a year apart. Don't be nervous about it. You've already built to 18 miles a week; a little over 19 gets you 1,000 miles. A runner's natural progression is to gradually build mileage in the first 2 or 3 years until finding a natural maximum level, whether determined by time available tor run, or feedback from one's body. Your natural increase will get you to 1,000 easily. You can do it!BTW, small world-- I was born in DC, live in Texas, didn't go to UT, but I'm a big Longhorn fan. Hook 'em!My blog is Running Green, http://vern-running-green.blogspot.com/Good luck! Hi Sara,
I came across your blog by chance, by way of your dailymile page. My 2009 goal was to run 1,000 miles. I made my 1,000 miles on November 6, and finished the year at 1,205 miles. My goal for 2010 is 1,500 miles.

The journey you are undertaking sounds similar to mine; but just about a year apart. Don’t be nervous about it. You’ve already built to 18 miles a week; a little over 19 gets you 1,000 miles. A runner’s natural progression is to gradually build mileage in the first 2 or 3 years until finding a natural maximum level, whether determined by time available tor run, or feedback from one’s body. Your natural increase will get you to 1,000 easily. You can do it!

BTW, small world– I was born in DC, live in Texas, didn’t go to UT, but I’m a big Longhorn fan. Hook ‘em!

My blog is Running Green, http://vern-running-green.blogspot.com/

Good luck!

]]> By: A Pleasure-Seeking Runner « My Thousand Mile Yearhttp://mythousandmileyear.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-2 A Pleasure-Seeking Runner « My Thousand Mile Year Wed, 30 Dec 2009 15:20:05 +0000 http://mythousandmileyear.com/?page_id=635#comment-2 [...] About Posted by: saragracer | December 30, 2009 [...] [...] About Posted by: saragracer | December 30, 2009 [...]

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