Someone filled me in on the secret of 'line breaks', so, if this info. was correct, then this post should have...
Line breaks!!
How amazing!!
For quite some time now I've been frustrated with the lack of line break conversion on my blog. I type in a very specific, vocal way, and yet, when it's published it all runs together like soup.
Not anymore! Wooohoo!
My next post, in about 3 hours, will tell the story of my Vancouver Marathon. That's right, marathon, as in 26.2 miles. When I arrived in Vancouver to the 'packet pickup' I got a crazy idea and converted my registrations to a full marathon (which I have not trained for), and I will tell you the story shortly...
By the way, when is someone, anyone going to comment on my blog!?
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The finish of my first marathon
We all need it, We all want it: Motivational Fuel. Dig in and start living!
The finish of my first marathon
About Me
- Kinetic Man
- Puyallup, Washington, United States
- Mike Welch is a competitive triathlete, published author, real estate agent, occasional model, dedicated husband, loving father, and now the manager of Performance Bicycle in Redmond, WA (in no particular order). He has recently completed his book Motivational Fuel, a motivational book about life; the struggles, successes, dissapointments and overwhelming joy we can and should experience in our lives. Living well is an art; it takes perspective, love, tenacity, kindness, and motivation; all in the appropriate measure to reach your full potential. This blog is meant to provide its readers with a little motivational fuel to not only make it through each day, but to make each day the best it can possibly be. And...to occasionally provide a good laugh if the reader understands me. We are all capable of incredible things; all we need to do in order to unleash our incredible power is maintain a few key attributes throughtout each day: Confidence, perspective, and joy. The rest will take care of itself.
Words To Live By (Books, songs, movies and other inspirational favorites)
- Book: East of Eden by Steinbeck
- Book: Hill by Ed Hommer
- Book: Motivational Fuel by Mike Welch
- Book: The Quotable Cyclist by Bill Strickland
- Movie: Good Will Hunting
- Movie: Rocky (any of them)
- Movie: Rudy
- Movie: The Pursuit of Happyness
- Movie: The Shawshank Redemption
- Song: Beautiful Day (U2)
1 comment:
I'll comment! I just found your link on your Fuel comment on the Y run club forum. I think we have met, but unsure. So where do you get this carbo gain? I am interested! I too love triathlons, but have been sucked into the marathon bug for about the last 9 months and only did one sprint last summer after about 9 the summer before! Those marathons take so much time! I'll come back soon and read you blog!
Jenny
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