2nd Run of the New Year, First Speed Workout
Keeping it short, it was a hard run trying to get back into the training and trying to do a speed run workout. #HWI #Run4Water #GroundhogMarathon #Garmin #Running
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It was a tough morning for an interval run. Having some not very clear sidewalks makes it hard to get a solid footing. Even though things were tough this morning I still had some good prayer time. #HWI #Run4Water #WhyIRun #GroundhogDayMarathonWhen 8 Miles Feels Like A Marathon
Today was another one of those days that I can see the results of the downward turn my health took this past year. #HWI #Run4Water #WhyIRun #RiverBankRun #fitness #healthGetting In Some Miles Early On A Wet Wednesday
As I was running in the rain this morning it got me thinking about the hardship that the rainy season causes for many in Sierra Leone. Like those that work for Enable The Children, the children with disabilities ministry, and those that #ETC supports. #HWI #Run4Water #WhyIRun It’s crazy to think that something like rain, which should be a blessing to a people in desperate need of clean water, could cause hardship. For many though, the rainy season makes it challenging to get around and do things like sell their goods at the market. A well also brings safety during the rainy season both from a health standpoint as well as from the risks of trying to gather water from moving water like streams. Help…Nearing The End Of The 25K Training
I’m on the taper part of my training as the #RiverBankRun approaches this Saturday. After not running for a few days I wondered how this morning would even go. It started off slow but by the end I was cruisin’. I managed to get another PR this morning which feels like a good place to be going into race week. My plan right now will be to stick with the pacers on Saturday. #HWI #Run4Water #WhyIRunSticking To The Plan, An Ready Training Run
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So this morning, after making it about a quarter of a mile from home, I realized I had forgotten to grab my water when I walked out the door. At that point I really didn’t feel like going back home and starting my run over. The first half of the run was OK, but the second half was a bit more of a struggle without my water, making my #Run4Water mean even more than normal. As I continued through my run, #WhyIRun was at the forefront of my mind. My struggle doesn’t even compare to the daily struggle for clean water that those in Sierra Leone, Africa face. I had the benefit of a virtually unlimited supply of water waiting for me after the run….
@opendna @jeremy I’m seeing though that I still need to fix the image that is being pulled with the link previews as it’s not using the featured image properly.
@tim @opendna That post loads fine for me, but the one from 2 days ago still has the bad cached version:http://www.timnolte.com/2023/01/02/supporting-openlitespeed-on-arm64-with-docker/
@jeremy @opendna yeah I’m pretty sure it’s just a caching issue. I updated a couple of times just now and that post is loading fine now on the web. I have to do some digging into my #OpenLiteSpeed cache settings to figure out if there is a way to have it cache and serve different versions based on the content type request. #ActivityPub has a different content type request, and thus response, than normal web browsing of course.
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