My Way of Living [07/24/16] 

  • On The Frailty Of Life And An Untold Milo Story

    By the time you have read this, a lot of us running denizens still haven't quite recovered from the shock of the untimely death of Remus Fuentes in the recently concluded Milo 21k Eliminations. Fingers have been pointed, tributes have been offered, politicians have requested for inquiries. Some naysayers have even went out on a li…

  • Musings Of the Lonely, Injured Runner

    Being injured sure does suckYou'll start to think you're running out of luckWhen used to running to start your new dayBeing deprived of what you love sure ain't okaySurely the injury must have been your faultLike a wound that needs a bit more rubbing with saltBut who else should go out and take the blameThe only question you ask i…

  • Technical Difficulties — Again

    All is not well in Blogger land, again… Most of the links on my page refuse to work, and I know how important it is to recognize those of you who are so kind to join in Wednesday Words. I apologize, on behalf of Blogger and myself, I have given it my all, but nothing seems to be changing. I am hoping for spontaneous changes, that …

  • Raising money for the muffler fund

    Bless their noisy little hearts but it seems we have a few obnoxious people driving back and forth, who need to be given some money to buy a muffler for their decrepit old cars. BBBBBRRRUUUUUUMMMMMMM Pppppfffffddddddttttttttttttt That’s the noisy red car.BREAK MY EARDRUMS AT 5:31 AM why don’t you?And then again at 5:59, 7:15, and…

  • It’s all relative, transitions in aging

    My favourite humourist will always be Erma Bombeck, witty, kind, funny, and on the mark as she wrote about family ties, and relationships. Her bestselling books made me laugh out loud as much as I was exclaiming how true, at the same time.She once wrote about her Mother’s actions while driving, throwing out her arm to save young E…