Monthly Archives: October 2008

On Rosh Hashanah, my rabbi’s sermon echoed the song “Live like you were dying.” A song about all the things you do, if you think the end of your life is near. A dear friend from my days in Colorado … Continue reading →

Ta da! I’m going to be a guest on a radio show tomorrow and there will even be a call-in number. Below is all the information. 2:30PM Central time tomorrow, Friday the 31st! http://www.internetvoicesradio.com/Arch-HollyCampbell.htm or you can just visit Holly’s … Continue reading →

My backpack is on the floor of my kitchen. The washing machine will be filling with hot water soon. I’m uploading 145 photos to Flickr and recharging my phone batteries. I’m back from the Komen 3-Day Walk. Yes, the walk … Continue reading →

My bag is packed, it’s ready to go. I’m about to turn off my computer and go semi-offline for the next five days. The Susan G Komen 3-Day Walk is finally here! After 10 weeks of training and tremendous support … Continue reading →

Saturday night, in the middle of a rather raucous evening, I had a small, quiet conversation about place. About the love of place and knowing that it is where you need to be. And knowing that you can’t be there … Continue reading →

Next Thursday morning I’ll be getting on a plane and heading to Atlanta for the Susan G. Komen 3-Day walk. The walk raises money for breast cancer research and education. The minimum amount to raise to participate in the walk … Continue reading →

UPDATE 3: I’m not going to delete this entire post, because people have linked to it and dead links are the scourge of the internet. However I am going to remove as much information as I can other than to … Continue reading →

If I’m not careful, this is going to turn into a love letter to my new Asics Gel Kayano Walkers in Pearl, Silver and Chocolate. They were prescribed to me by my boss Michael, after Amy diagnosed pronation. I’d gotten … Continue reading →

Last night I wrote, but didn’t publish, a post about how hard training for the 3Day has gotten. What was supposed to be an experience about empowerment and saving lives has turned into a source of moping and the blues. … Continue reading →

I spent Saturday in various states of napping. I stayed in bed till 11 or so… went to the diner for an skillet before my walk.. came home… took some Benedryl… got back in bed… got up… moved to the … Continue reading →