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By Colleen @colleenalicia · On September 24, 2010

Yesterday I went to physical therapy and was given the go-ahead to stop going to physical therapy. This is great news, and I assume that it means I can do whatever I want now without getting hurt. I don’t think this is so much of a stretch, considering all I want to do is run a marathon (okay, walk… or do whatever it takes to get the finisher’s medal and t-shirt that I’ve already payed for) and hash.

Hashing has all these rules and I’m worried that one of them is no blogging about hashing (I know I can’t bring technology on a hash, but can I bring hash on a technology?), so I’m not going to say too much. But I can’t contain how exciting it is for me to discover that there’s a pre-existing group that brings together all of my favorite things (running, PBR, and donuts), along with other things that aren’t my favorite but I don’t mind having around (tutus and public transit, to name a couple). And I suppose the people are pretty alright too.

Now I have to admit that I primarily posted what little I did about hashing because my dad loaned me his camera and I took a picture of my dog, and I know how angry people will get if I only post pictures of my dog when the title of the blog promises talk of running. I’ll put up better ones when I learn how to use the camera better. Look how cute he is!

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Colleen

I must confess, I started running at a very early age. Sadly, my runs were unblogumented until around age 23, so you'll have to use your imagination for all the runs I went on before that. Running has always been my go-to sport, but sadly, I spend a good amount of my time with chronic injuries. I have learned to entertain myself athletically with other pursuits such as kettlebell, yoga, and bikini competitions, when I can't run. In addition to my unique talent for working out and then blogging about it, I am an amateur puppy stylist and photographer, television enthusiast, and I'm usually CPR/AED certified, but I would still prefer if you didn't pass out when we're together.

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2 Comments

  • Kathayoon says: September 24, 2010 at 6:36 pm

    i love tutus! too bad mine is in palo alto otherwise i would have let you use it.

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  • Chris says: September 25, 2010 at 4:02 am

    i think you should rename your blog to running and then pascal. adorable!

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    I’m Colleen. I started this blog when I was 23 years old and training for my first marathon. I was single, semi-employed, generally directionless in life, and had a lot of free time on my hands. I have a lot less free time now, but I still love to come here and dump my rambling, unedited thoughts after a workout or race once in a while.

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