okay first things first Most Noble Sangha; BLUE CORN MUSH!!! Blue Corn Mush is the Lifeblood of America’s OG and Most Winningest Distance Running Olympians wh(om) came from the Navajo and Hopi Reservations just down the street from where your feeble ilg still lives beneath the Diné Sacred Peak of the North; Dibé Nìt’sáá […]
Each Spring at my trail work kingdom (aka; Edgemont Highlands…kinda like the Beverly Hills hovering over the relative paupers of Durango) over which feeble ilg reigns solo Chief Trail Director/Worker there arrives what ilg has termed, “Dumpster Season”… a 2-week period within which the rich (and often snippety) residents of Edgemont Highlands are graced […]
barely wheezed my fat feeble ass across less than 3 miles of relatively flat road/bike path terrain today before doing trail work… omg… Plz wish feeble ilg luck… #runningishard like? hear ilg: nordic ski racing is soooo hard; upper body + lower body going into red line sooo fast and for distances from 5k […]
Life and Sacred Sweat on the TomTom Trail… got the entire south loop done (except hauling away trail debris – miss those Durango Trail interns at my new position! lol). Lmk what you think… what was YOUR Highest Easter Service M(om)ent, today?
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