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I know it's sad, but I can't stop laughing.: September 2011

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I know it's sad, but I can't stop laughing. Friday, September 23, 2011. I'll be blogging over here. For a bit, keeping people up to date on my sister-in-laws brain tumor surgery. Writing brain tumor jokes instead of ALS jokes is a nice change of pace. Weird, eh? Links to this post. Tuesday, September 6, 2011. I watched The Empire Strikes Back. Last night for the billionth time. I noticed something new during this viewing. actually, I noticed two things. She can fire my ion cannon any time. He'd probably ...

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Haley's Tri Blog: February 2009

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Monday, February 2, 2009. Drills or intervals, and without much hesitation. I politely decline. I do want to become a better skier. Both technically and fitness-wise, but I don't want to treat going to the mountain like a training session. I want to feel smooth and fluid, go fast, see snow on trees, have fun winding down descents and enjoy a hot bowl of lentil soup at the end of the day. That might explain why I haven't improved a lot since I started skate skiing 2 years ago. Drills, and I could win.

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Haley's Tri Blog: March 2009

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Thursday, March 12, 2009. More gratuitous photos of snow. After last weekend's mini-vacation to Sovereign. I had plans to stone grind. But the sun was shining and the winds were calm. The result? More pictures of Aaron skiing. The lucky guy always gets to be on the other end of the camera. It was a gorgeous day on the mountain. We are so lucky to have it as a recreational resource. On a sunny day. It's a beauty so different from the deciduous. Cliffs in New Zealand. The Palouse. Next week I'm off to San ...

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Haley's Tri Blog: July 2012

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Sunday, July 1, 2012. June 2012 in a nutshell. Phew Glad that's over. Hoping for a healthier July! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I'm a professional triathlete and not-so-soon to be physical therapist. I love my family, friends, animals of all sorts (especially frogs, salamanders, and lizards), gardening, and racing. I really, really like racing. View my complete profile. Lake Stevens 70.3: 3rd place professional. Spokane Triathlon: 1st female. Tiger Triathlon: 1st overall (male and female). Lake Stevens 70...

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Haley's Tri Blog: January 2011

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Friday, January 28, 2011. This is a scene from my first major triathlon of the year - the SuperFrog in San Diego. A 1/2 IM with a cold, surfy ocean swim that nearly convinced me to quit as I attempted to swim past the breakers of a particularly brutal set on my 2nd lap. Picture taken with Shelby's blackberry. Photo quality admittedly poor. The Superfrog bike went relatively well. Especially considering that my bike was the only discipline that I had not worked on over winter. Windy, flat and fast. After ...

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Haley's Tri Blog: 48 hours in San Diego

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Thursday, January 28, 2010. 48 hours in San Diego. Hour that is the reason I don't do 4:30 am masters practices at the Valley YMCA. Because it's just wrong. Luckily, I made it to San Diego after a protracted layover in Denver that was a perfect opportunity to study for my anatomy exam on Tuesday. It was also the perfect opportunity to let my stomach settle, as it has apparently decided to start getting violently ill every time I fly. How convenient. The Secret Life of an American Teenager. I had a Jamba.

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Haley's Tri Blog: April 2009

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Wednesday, April 22, 2009. After an extended stay in the more southern reaches of the continent, I returned to Spokane to find just what I had desperately wanted. Fuzzy green grass, budding maple trees, crocuses, daffodils and tulips blooming, and an Ironman. My time away began in March, when I flew to San Diego for one too-short day with Shelby and one positively beautiful bike ride with Brian. And some other TCSD. And the cows that graze beside flaming pits of garbage. And sadly, Jeremy's life is proba...

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Haley's Tri Blog: June 2009

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Friday, June 26, 2009. Ironman Coeur d'Alene is Cold. I've now raced Ironman Coeur d'Alene in 97 degree heat, 55 degree wind and rain, and just about everything in between. Still, it's my favorite race. Lily helped me test my equipment. I don't have any photos of the bike, but Shelby did send me this shot of what the rest of the gang was up to during the bike. I'm not quite sure what that was, but I can see it involved a lot of clothing. Thanks also to Larry Rosa and Jessi Thompson for photos. ITU Long C...

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Haley's Tri Blog: chirp chirp chirp

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Friday, January 28, 2011. This is a scene from my first major triathlon of the year - the SuperFrog in San Diego. A 1/2 IM with a cold, surfy ocean swim that nearly convinced me to quit as I attempted to swim past the breakers of a particularly brutal set on my 2nd lap. Picture taken with Shelby's blackberry. Photo quality admittedly poor. The Superfrog bike went relatively well. Especially considering that my bike was the only discipline that I had not worked on over winter. Windy, flat and fast. After ...