I have officially been working in San Francisco for a year. Where did the time go?
今日で仕事を始めて、一周年です。あっという間に一年過ぎました。
Trying to keep you in the loop with what I do, what interests me, and other little tid bits.
This past weekend I ran in the Nike Womens marathon. I was treating it as a training run since I'm hoping to do well at the California International Marathon in Dec. It was a bit awkward as out of 19,000 plus runners, only a couple hundred were guys. My achilles was really bugging me from the start and I considered dropping out but decided to at least push it to the halfway point. By mile 13, my achilles was feeling better so I decided to finish the race. I ended up running with a nice woman from San Diego for the last 8-9 miles. The only problem is now my achilles has been acting up and I also have shin splints on my left shin probably due to change in running style during the first half of the marathon. I'm getting it checked out this Friday and will be taking a couple days off from running. I do have a triathlon in a couple weeks and the marathon in December so I'm a little nervous about it all.
PS, I probably shouldn't have worn a "Strongman" shirt to a womens marathon but it's my racing shirt so friends can find me in the crowds. Oh well, nobody gave me too much grief about it.
I'm not sure what the effects of the letter that Muslim leaders wrote to Christian leaders will be but I believe that it's a good start. I tend to be a bit idealistic when it comes to some of my views and I know that just writing a letter isn't going to bring about change unless the words are followed by action but if it brings about even a smidgeon of peace then I consider it a success.
Giving Peace a Chance
In an unprecedented letter, Muslim leaders across the globe invite the world's Christians to the table.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21248862/site/newsweek/from/ET/
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