On Tuesday morning, Mr PugRunner took our youngest pug, Bentley, to the vet to be sedated and have the lump on his face investigated. Bentley is a bit of a tricky dog. While most pugs are content to snuggle and do their best impression of bearskin rugs, Bentley is a bit... high strung. He hates ...
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case of the mondays
I'm usually pretty good on Mondays. This one, however, is rainy and dreary and I would honestly love to curl back up in bed with the pugs and a few good movies and/or books. Speaking of pugs, Bentley has to go back to the vet to have the sample taken. This is not necessarily bad news, but it's ...
state of the pugs’ household
Things are crazy. Even though school is well underway and life should be settling down, I feel like I am always on the go: running, volunteering, doing errands. There are events at little man's school that I am helping organize, new friends I've made with whom I have plans, t-ball, races, ...
race report: color me rad 5k jacksonville
*** Color Me Rad offered me a complimentary race registration in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own *** I'm going to tell you something. I didn't think I was going to like Color Me Rad. I mean, I thought color runs were visually stunning. I loved the bold colors, the brilliant ...
running with friends
A few weeks ago, I had planned to write a post about how I run alone. How I'm a lone wolf, how I thrive in solitude. And, as a confession, how I am really embarrassed to run with others because I'm afraid I might hold them back and slow them down. However, there is a chance - a teensy, tiny, ...
enjoying the accomplishment
The really nice thing about running a big race (or distance) like Tower of Terror is basking in the accomplishment the next day. After a well-deserved shower, I finally fell into bed at around 3:30AM. I knew that Little Man would be up with the sun, so I didn't have my heart set on getting much ...
