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Smart and Playful
This month I visited the Venice Biennale for the first time, traveling with my son, Ray. We took in as much art as we could find, got magnificently lost, feasted on fresh seafood and pizza, sipped spritz cocktails, and watched the … Continue reading
High Road/Low Road
I’m on Grand Manan this week, isolating myself from the chaos of house construction at home and holding off the distractions of daily tasks so that I can finish reading thesis papers and work on a large-scale drawing that’s been … Continue reading
Posted in Running, Trail Running
Tagged Deleuze and Guattari, Grand Manan, Helen Macdonald, Running
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Unexpected Sensuous Pleasures
It’s been a great few weeks of running, including my first week of covering more than 40 miles. I didn’t take on the extra miles intentionally; they just seemed to add up. Though I’m tired and sore (good tired and … Continue reading
In Memory
After the Cabot Trail Relay in May, I’ll start planning for the Grand Manan Half in July. I’ve been wanting to write about the 2014 race–my second half marathon–but a shadow was cast over the entire island last summer due to a series of tragic … Continue reading
Posted in Grand Manan Island, Running
Tagged Danielle Shaw Park, Grand Manan, half marathon, Running
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Hot and Hilly
Last weekend I ran the hot and hilly Great Bay Half Marathon–my fourth half since I started running 5 years ago. The Newmarket, N.H. race was part of the Will Run for Beer series, and Loco Races did a great job of organizing the … Continue reading
Posted in Half Marathon, Racing, Running
Tagged Great Bay Half Marathon, half marathon, Running, Will Run for Beer
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Geeking Out with Running Stories
This morning I ran an 11-mile out and back alongside the Rillito River in Tucson, Arizona. The paved trail runs for 12 miles along both sides of the dry riverbed, which makes it perfect for long running. The trail is the main attraction of … Continue reading
Critical Engagement Playground
I was due to arrive at a month-long residency at the Vermont Studio Center in late October, and I needed to complete the last leg of the Sebago Lake to Casco Bay run before my departure from Maine. My plan … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Running, Uncategorized, Watersheds
Tagged Efrain Almeida, Jeff Koons, Robert Gober, Running, Sebago to Sea Trails, watershed
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The Lake
For the fourth leg of my Casco Bay watershed run, I decided to delay exploring the middle of the Sebago to Sea trail and instead to complete an out and back on sections 1 and 2. Driving up to the lake, I spotted a … Continue reading
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