- Relentlessly pursue your passions and dreams.
- Always believe in yourself.
- Smile more. Laugh more.
- Be vulnerable.
- Practice love and forgiveness.
- Envision success every day.
Most of all, have a deep appreciation for everything you have today, and for what tomorrow may bring.
Go Get 2014.
All credit to Bill Watterson |
Too funny, Calvin and Hobbes seems to creep into so many things, see here: http://martin.criminale.com/p/cycling.html I am curious how you plan to be vulnerable on the trail. :)
ReplyDeleteDave!
ReplyDeleteYou are the man!
I just read your entire blog (yup, every entry) and want to give you a
big hug. In a good, manly way of course... Anyhow, strangely (and/or
awesomely) enough I have been getting into distance trail running over
the past year and I am planning on/hoping to do my first ultra in the
next couple of months.
Reading through your blog I laughed a great deal as well as learned a
ton. I feel like am in your shoes just 2 years or so behind you. I
read born to run a little over a year back and got into the minimalist
band-wagon from there. I used to get knee pain running anything much
over an hour but after the switch have been able to go around 4 hours
with no pain. Added some thicker shoes though as I was getting "beat
up feet syndrome" (seemed like you found similar). It's addictive
this running for extended periods of time in beautiful places! I
literally cannot get enough of it!
Before I go on too long I wanted to see if you have any interest in
catching up some time, going for a run, cooking food, or something
like that? I am new to this whole ultra deal and while your blog was
super helpful if you have any time I would be pumped to meet up in
person. I have fond memories of lifting back at PLU and have thought
of you from time to time before Luke Lyksell of all people turned me
onto your blog recently. I am currently back on Bainbridge Island for
a few weeks but can easily hop over to Seattle if you are still there.
Hope your 2014 has started well my friend!
Cheers,
Michael
wautersm at gmail dot com