I keep myself occupied with quite a few things as I tend to bore rather easily.  With this trait, it's amazing that I've been a runner as long as I have, but I guess I can always run in different places and at different paces, so even running can be changed up for a person that acts like they've got adult ADD. 

The ripe old age of 30 is fast approaching, so I guess maybe I should figure out 1 or 3 things to focus on, but it's still not that easy.  Right now, I'm the Operations Manager at a student housing facility.  Until recently, I was also a high school track and cross country coach, but I gave that up because I couldn't stand wasting gas on an hour round trip commute to the school, and frankly, a few of the parents were jerks.  I also try to run a lot, and I actually have done just that in my years running....run a lot....but alas, that running a lot hasn't got me where I've wanted, and for nearly 4 years now, I've been cursed with a nagging right anterior pelvic tilt.  Basically, my hip tilts outta place and messes up muscle function if I don't work hard to keep it in place.  But enough of the bad, lets talk about the good.  There's uh, well, I mean to say, there's....oh, well I guess I can still live through the few people that I still coach.  At least some of them are doing well.

 Running isn't everything though.  Milk is really disgusting.....I don't do the dairy thing.  Also, I like coffee, and have an affinity for alcohol.....beer mainly.  I'm looking forward to good weather again as this place is cold and damp, and a tad depressing right now.  Okay, enough, back to work, this is boring me. ;)

My 240lb brother's 1:37:00 1/2 Marathon

My bro Aron ran 1:37:00 for the Eugene 1/2 Marathon last weekend.  He's 6' tall, 240 lbs!!!  I think he's capable of running much faster as he didn't even seem that tired after the race.  He ran really conservative.  This makes me wonder what the world records are in endurance events for people of his weight.