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8 mi , VFW loop. Legs still sore from last weekend!

Arnold Arboretum and back. 12 miles in total in mild rain and sub 30F temps. Getting back to this after a while now. Feels so good!

300 steps to the top! True fun!

A relaxing evening game with Miss Me. Always reminds me of Kitta mama, the grand old man with a fiery purpose who introduced us to this game and almost all other board games we’ve played as kids during the scorching summer breaks.

Sky Diving, Speed Flying, BASE jumping, C7 quadriplegic and then back to flying again….Can’t wait for the other episodes!! Source: Science of Survival Ep 13: After the Crash, Part 1

Miled about 16. To Harvard and back, well almost. Driving earlier in the day today Miss Me and I scouted another route for me to run. Head toward newton street, then instead of turning to the right towards south street head straight up beyond Putnam circle onto VFW parkway. Bordered Allandale woods and decided to head towards the Yoga studio in Brookline. Legs felt pretty good and weather was cold and crisp with a light drizzle. Decided to go further on and hit the Boston University bridge. Boston looked so pretty tonight from Cambridge. Ran further upto Harvard and finally decided to turn around. Called Miss Me and asked for a pick up at her Studio. ...

2mi to the optometrist, contact ‘fittings’ and then 4mi back home via the ‘short-cut’. Listened to the Outside podcast on Joe Stone’s crash while speed flying. Spring is in and so is the warm weather. So gonna miss the freezing runs.

It might seem impossible, but packing your life into one standalone bag—without being a total dirtbag—is actually doable. Photo: JJAG Media My drawer in Artemis the Airstream measures seven inches by 15 by 20. Source: The Absolute Minimum Clothes You Need for a Life of Adventure

Waterproof and designed to survive a beating, the Black Hole has earned it’s place among adventurers. Photo: Benjamin Ditto/Patagonia I like my bags like my architecture: with an open floor plan. Just read: Why the Patagonia Black Hole Duffel Is the Only Travel Bag You Need

A long drive after a long time followed by the laziest productive weekend so far. Early morning soccer talk walks, IKEA mending, pedicure with the family, new restaurant digs, some tech geeking and a lot of down time on the couch. Took the scenic driveway to Penn and 76N to cut into NJ instead of the regular 95N. Looking forward to getting back to building mileage for Wapack and Back this week! ...