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Even though it’s miles and miles away, my heart goes out to Boston. Two friends of mine were running. The whole thing is just shocking. Stay safe east coast peeps
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fitness photo challenge
day 13: Shoes
filthy from numerous rainy runs…
fitness photo challenge:
Snacks
celery and raw carrots w/ hummus
also, grapefruit.
nom nom nom
sorry for the shitty quality folks but… Day 11 of the fitness photo challenge: Body.
Forgot all about it ‘til now and as it’s nearly midnight in Ireland and I’m pretty grimey for a late night gym session, I’m being lazy and just using my phone, which doesn’t have a flash.
blegh…
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Fitness photo challenge Day 10
Outside
My thoughts cycling: “I’m a baby car. They can’t hit me, I’ve as much right to use the road as them. I’m a baby car. I’m a baby car…..”
WIW: 10/04/2013
WIW: 03/04/2013
HW:196
CW: 162
GW1:161
GW2: 154
GW3:147
GW4: 140
Slowly slowly making progress. Have been active pretty much every day for the last seven. Friday and Saturday were written off as the month’s memorial service for my friend (lots of wine, lots of italian food, lots of hapy/sad reminiscing)
But… hiking saturday, bike rides sunday, and clean eating means I’m down another 2 lbs. And happily getting healthier…
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Catching up on the fitness photo challenge
5: Smile (hard not to when hanging with my ridiculous canine cardio buddy)
6:Movement (late night gym)
7: Fruit
8: Your Inspiration (love for life, self love, love of serotonin, love for the friends family and boyfriend that I wanna be the best version of myself for)
9: Sweat
Adidas “Runners, Yeah We’re Different” Ads
“In 1999 and 2000, Adidas ran a memorable ad campaign. In my opinion, these are some of the greatest running shoe ads ever created. Each one touches on something private I have experienced as a runner, something that a non-runner would probably appreciate.
This series of ads apparently won recognition within the advertising community, and was successful in increasing sales.”
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