Can I make a confession? Sometimes I hug a pillow like a teddy bear. Does that mean I have mommy attachment issues, little kid regression stuff, codependency issues, or I'm just a big ol' pussy?
It's not every night I do that, but it helps me sleep sometimes. Don't judge.
Our son, despite attempts to dissuade, carried his bear (auntie's gift when he was 1 year old) on the 8th grade overnight trip. I figured he'd get beat up, or razzed to death, at the very least. No problem, however. Nathaniel said he told the other kids, "I've had this bear all my life and I'm not abandoning him just because I'm on a field trip." Nobody said a word. Possibly it helped that by that time he was already about 6' tall...but I like to think that everyone else had chickened out and wished they had their bears, too.
Michael5000's Running Avatar has left Portland and is running generally east, out into the great big world.
May 19th -- Passing through The Dalles, Oregon.
May 12 -- The Avatar passes back into Oregon at Hood River and continues eastward on the Mark Hatfield Trail.
April 28 -- Passing by Beacon rock in the beautiful Columbia Gorge.
April 23 -- Standing on the corner in downtown Camas, Washington.
April 17 -- THE AVATAR IS HOME!!!
The Humanly Prowess -- since August 2009
May 19 -- 8.26 is a best-ever mileage for the 19th. I'm also at 14 consecutive Sundays, 1 short of the record, as well as 14 consecutive Saturdays.
April 27 -- A nice 9.06 mile run passes us over the best-April-ever mark and gives me an record of 11 consecutive running Saturdays.
April 25 -- By the by, I've currently tied the records for most consecutive Saturdays and most consecutive Wednesdays run. But who's counting.
April 20 -- 9.62 miles is a surprise all-time record for the 20th of the month!
April 14 -- 5.53 miles is an all-time record for a run resulting in hospital treatment for dog bite injuries!
April 6 -- 10.1 miles is the first ever double-digit run for April.
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190 or Bust
May 16 -- Weigh-in for work weight-loss contest: 208
May 3 -- 208
March 10 -- 205.4
Feb 24 -- 206.0 -- but clearly we've got a little problem to work on here.
3 comments:
I have no idea what this all means.
Can I make a confession? Sometimes I hug a pillow like a teddy bear. Does that mean I have mommy attachment issues, little kid regression stuff, codependency issues, or I'm just a big ol' pussy?
It's not every night I do that, but it helps me sleep sometimes. Don't judge.
Don't know what to tell you, Dr. Ken. I mean, you're obviously not talking to a guy who worries too much about the fact he has a teddy bear.
Our son, despite attempts to dissuade, carried his bear (auntie's gift when he was 1 year old) on the 8th grade overnight trip. I figured he'd get beat up, or razzed to death, at the very least. No problem, however. Nathaniel said he told the other kids, "I've had this bear all my life and I'm not abandoning him just because I'm on a field trip." Nobody said a word.
Possibly it helped that by that time he was already about 6' tall...but I like to think that everyone else had chickened out and wished they had their bears, too.
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