Stone of Farewell re-read – Part Two – Storm’s Hand
This is the second part of the re-read of Stone of Farewell, the second book in Tad William’s Memory, Sorrow and Thorn series. The introductory post is here, if you are interested. The re-read...
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Half-marathon training: Hanson’s week 6
The previous week’s log is here. This week removes the Monday off (now truly running six days a week), adds in a speed run (12 x 400) on Tuesday, and keeps the tempo run on...
Half-marathon training: Hanson’s week 5
The previous week’s log is here. This week adds in a tempo run (a run at race pace) on Thursday. It also has an 8 miler on Sunday. Week 5 schedule: Monday:off day Tuesday: easy...
Half-marathon training: Hanson’s week 4
The previous week’s log is here. Week 4 has the same schedule as week 3 – five easy runs and two off days. After this, we get into the different tempo and speed work sessions....
Stone of Farewell re-read – Part One – Storm’s Eye
This is the DREADED MIDDLE BOOK of the trilogy. And young master Robert Paul Williams has left the appearance that the forces of “good” are in a heap o’ trouble, with King Elias defeating...
Half-marathon training: Hanson’s Week 3
Week 3 has the same schedule as week 2 – five easy runs and two off days. The previous week’s post (week 2) is here. Week 3 schedule: Monday:off day Tuesday: easy 4 mi – EASY...
Review of Half a King by Joe Abercrombie at SFSignal
My review of Half a King by Joe Abercrombie has been posted by the wonderful, bagel-loving JohnD over at SFSignal.com. An excerpt: ————————– REVIEW SUMMARY: The world-building is not as deep asBest Served Cold and The...
Half-marathon training: Hanson’s week 2
The week 1 post is here. Week 2 is five EASY RUNs with Monday and Wednesday off. This is the same basic schedule through Week 4. Week 5 adds a tempo run on Thursdays....
Half-marathon training: Hanson’s week 1
This is the kickoff week, and the schedule starts on Wednesday, which is always an off day (this is good as I EXCEL at off days). There are only three runs this week, all...
What Brett Favre means to Packers fans
I was born in 1961 and became a Packer’s fan shortly there after (reasons why at this link). I split my time with the Packers into four “eras”: Vince Lombardi, Bart Starr and Paul Hornung...