May Goals
After accepting the challenge to blog 31 straight days in May, I thought it would be fitting to share some of my other goals for the month of May! May is my favorite month for many reasons: things are blooming …
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Al’s Memorial 8K Race
Spring race season has begun! To help train for my two upcoming 10 mile races, I’ve added a few mixed distance races to the mix. The first was an 8K race (5 miles) on Kent Island. A special race, Al’s …
Learning to make informed healthy living decisions
Each day offers the opportunity for a new lesson, especially when it comes to healthy living. Since I’ve been into the healthy living mix for over three years now, I’ve had the chance to make a lot of daily decisions, both …
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Shapes
In middle school, one of my favorite classes was geometry. I wasn’t very good at it (all that memorization of theorms, etc.)
Cinco de Mayo food prep
It’s been awhile since I’ve shared a recipe, so I thought I’d post this fun one today! This particular recipe is also special to me, since it was one of my mom’s favorite party dishes to prepare. Mom loved it …
Scenes from a Run
Happy Friday! This time of the year, Friday doesn’t really feel like the end of the week…we’re working on yielding the class, and getting them to make a decision by May 1. So, nights and weekend work is a must! …
Two Years!
Happy Two Years of Blogging to Fit for Life! blog celebrations are not complete without cupcakes #amiright Wow, has it already been two years? I started this little blog in 2010 with the intent to chronicle some of the exciting …
Five Amazing Things
Hi, Friends! Is it really almost the end of March? Time sure flies when you’re having fun. I’ve been busy as a bee: between training for the 10 mile race coming up, recruiting a new class for Washington College, hosting …
Going Green
It’s official! Spring planting at the little house on Pine has started. To celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, I prepped the “green” garden, planting peas, spinach, lettuce, and carrots. (well, green and orange)