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Tag Archives: crowdrise
You are the Good
That night, I crawled into bed, stretched out my aching legs, and scrolled through my text messages. Even though I had tried to respond to each one of them as soon as I could, I wanted to re-read them all. … Continue reading
Running Away from the Violence [Part 3]
[Maybe I shouldn’t have run.] That’s the thought that keeps rudely interrupting every thought I’ve had since the bombings at the Boston Marathon. When I started writing this series, I never expected that part three would be such a literal … Continue reading
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Designing a PR
In my last post, I wrote about whether it’s possible to run on passion without miles of hard work backing it up. I was asking this hypothetical question because, at the time, I was feeling woefully unprepared for the NYC … Continue reading