Friday Randomness – Sept. 30
I’m excited about this weekend because we are heading to Siesta Key, where my husband will compete in a triathlon. He completed his first one only a few months ago […]
Monthly Archives: September 2011
Marathon training: let the race (preparation) begin
October is just around the corner. For runners in most parts of the country, this means they will soon cap off a summer of hard work with a few weeks […]
The accidental athlete (guest post)
I’ve only recently accepted being “athletic” as part of my identity. As a kid, even though I was encouraged to go out and play, I preferred to stay inside and […]
I took a self-defense class this weekend
A couple of weekends ago, I went to SlutWalk Tampa Bay in downtown Tampa. There are quite a few legitimate criticisms of SlutWalk out there, many of which I agree […]
Weekend Randomness – Sept. 24
Before I begin, I wanted to give a quick wave and a shout-out to Gala Darling, The Beheld and Already Pretty and all of the people who found their way […]
Beyond Manon and Cheryl: should women compete in men’s pro leagues?
Nineteen years ago today, Manon Rheaume suited up in a Tampa Bay Lightning jersey and took the ice for an exhibition game as a goalie. She was the first woman […]
The secret feminism of “Born to Run” Pt. 2: an alternate view of early humanity
If you have ever read a lot of what passes for evolutionary psychology these days, you know that many of the field’s practitioners are in love with a vision of […]
