I bought my Original Luna Sandals in July last year since then we’ve been great buddies. I had to send in a tracing of my feet and order the custom version since running barefoot has made my arch more pronounced and my … Continue reading
I’ve come to terms with treadmill running, which is I’ll use it when I can’t run outside and pretend that I love it when I have to. Dang, I just reread that sentence and that came across all wrong. Still, … Continue reading
Ah yes, Born to Run, the book that got many folks at least try out running to see what the buzz was all about. It definitely got me thinking and romanticizing about running through redwoods, the wind on my face, … Continue reading
You know, when you look at a recipe book and most of the entries say “Add all ingredients into a slow cooker and cook on high for 4 hours“, you start getting skeptical. That’s exactly what I felt when my … Continue reading
My first trail race longer than a half marathon, the Chabot Trail Run 30K is also a stepping stone before I tackle the Big Basin 50K this June. Over the next few months, I’m slowly increasing my distances learning to … Continue reading
I tasted this soup when my 11yo had a school event and my wife and I volunteered to help out with the cooking. We ended up in a commercial kitchen and halved and cleaned more than two dozen butternut squashes. … Continue reading
I made Corn Bread with Chia Seeds the other day and was looking for something quick with gravy to go with the corn bread. My wife suggested a fish stew recipe and this is what we came up with. Super … Continue reading
In one of my last blogs, I wrote about how I wanted to hang out at the wall for a little longer trying to understand this beast and what it’s going to do to my body. I just came back … Continue reading
How many times have you spent two hours googling and researching for something, got distracted in the process and took a long detour through blogs and websites only to end up with ground zero again? I’ve been very intrigued by … Continue reading
A non-running post for a change, but I had to get this out. Lately, I’ve been talking to and advising a number of startups and the problem of honing the elevator pitch seems more exacerbated in enterprise security startups than … Continue reading