A Writing Fiend
Yes, I know. The RunHouston Chronicle blog hasn't been updated in a little bit of time. However, I've still been writing quite a bit.
Over the next month, I'm going to try to figure out how to draw traffic to the HARRA website through the News blog that Sarah set up. Only HARRA members will be referenced there, and I think that is the right thing to do. We should recognize those who support HARRA. I had a great story fall into my lap for the April edition of Footprints, but I hesitated using it because the subject wasn't a HARRA member. (That was resolved in short order, and we have a great feature to go along with an excellent piece written by Edwin about HMSA's Sara Collazos, who will be running her first Boston Marathon next month.)
The week before last I wrote about the Texas Independence Relay in my Tuesday column as well as the "race story" of the Park to Park 5-Mile Run, which will appear in April's Footprints - in Inside Texas Running.
Last week, my Courier column was on the passing of Magnolia's Bill Phelan, who succumbed to a 28-year battle with oral cancer, plus I wrote my April "Talking The Talk" column for Runner Triathlete News about Texas now having two overnight, long distance relays and eight tips to making your next relay a successful one.
This week I was hoping to get in touch with The Woodlands Running Club president-elect Tony Allison to talk about his trip to run in the Antarctica Marathon; however, I cranked out just a routine "who, what, where, when and how" column. Then I finally finished up a story for the March edition of "Deer Tracks" on Sharon Griggs, Sarah Broyles and Carrie Davies finishing the Marathons of Texas Challenge.
There's a lot coming down the pike too ...
In the meantime, I would encourage each and every one of you reading this post to consider writing something for your running club newsletter.
Over the next month, I'm going to try to figure out how to draw traffic to the HARRA website through the News blog that Sarah set up. Only HARRA members will be referenced there, and I think that is the right thing to do. We should recognize those who support HARRA. I had a great story fall into my lap for the April edition of Footprints, but I hesitated using it because the subject wasn't a HARRA member. (That was resolved in short order, and we have a great feature to go along with an excellent piece written by Edwin about HMSA's Sara Collazos, who will be running her first Boston Marathon next month.)
The week before last I wrote about the Texas Independence Relay in my Tuesday column as well as the "race story" of the Park to Park 5-Mile Run, which will appear in April's Footprints - in Inside Texas Running.
Last week, my Courier column was on the passing of Magnolia's Bill Phelan, who succumbed to a 28-year battle with oral cancer, plus I wrote my April "Talking The Talk" column for Runner Triathlete News about Texas now having two overnight, long distance relays and eight tips to making your next relay a successful one.
This week I was hoping to get in touch with The Woodlands Running Club president-elect Tony Allison to talk about his trip to run in the Antarctica Marathon; however, I cranked out just a routine "who, what, where, when and how" column. Then I finally finished up a story for the March edition of "Deer Tracks" on Sharon Griggs, Sarah Broyles and Carrie Davies finishing the Marathons of Texas Challenge.
There's a lot coming down the pike too ...
In the meantime, I would encourage each and every one of you reading this post to consider writing something for your running club newsletter.
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