Latest: Quick Update
Things have been busy here.
Finished the Rocky Raccoon 25K (ran 15.5) on Saturday and attended the HMSA Classical 25K (biked 18 or so) on Sunday.
I'm finishing up the material for the December edition of Footprints for Inside Texas Running. That's a little stressful getting the last few club reports edited and written.
I've been so busy that I didn't get a column written for The Courier on Tuesday. I just was so pressed for time that I didn't want to do a crappy job on it - even though Iron Star was Sunday and Ten For Texas is Saturday. When you're strapped for time, it compromises the quality.
We're trying to get the permissions necessary from Barbara Bush Elementary to hold the last race of the Montgomery County Triple at the school and do a Run The Woodlands 5K in reverse. (Bill and I have engaged a little help.)
Where have I been? Getting set up in Facebook land. I think this is how you ward off getting older. I've posted a lot of the pictures that I've taken at the last many events there.
Mr. Dwyer and I are getting prepared to run the last water stop at Ten For Texas this Saturday morning before we head off to San Antonio. If you can help out, please join us. So far it is Bill, myself, Waverly, her friend Natalia, Debbie Tripp, Karen Felicidario and her daughter Emma and Holden Choi.
Work has been busy. Writing policies and procedures and I've begun to manage the Medicaid unit for a manager that has gone out on leave for three (3) months. Am mired in approving time off! That is why I'm normally a consultant. :)
Oh, yeah, I'm actually running San Antonio on Sunday.
Waverly and I are going on the road next weekend and she is going to spend two days in Jackson with me before Thanksgiving. I may try to find an event or two to run in outside of some sight seeing.
We've sent information out on our Montgomery County Endurance Athlete of the Year Awards and have received a couple of nominations so far. Roberta MacInnis and Lance Phegley will help vote on it and I have about five to six more media invitations to make. Brant Kotch will be our guest speaker on Saturday, January 10. We're excited about this.
I think that's it for the moment. Back to writing the steps to bill managed care accounts.
Finished the Rocky Raccoon 25K (ran 15.5) on Saturday and attended the HMSA Classical 25K (biked 18 or so) on Sunday.
I'm finishing up the material for the December edition of Footprints for Inside Texas Running. That's a little stressful getting the last few club reports edited and written.
I've been so busy that I didn't get a column written for The Courier on Tuesday. I just was so pressed for time that I didn't want to do a crappy job on it - even though Iron Star was Sunday and Ten For Texas is Saturday. When you're strapped for time, it compromises the quality.
We're trying to get the permissions necessary from Barbara Bush Elementary to hold the last race of the Montgomery County Triple at the school and do a Run The Woodlands 5K in reverse. (Bill and I have engaged a little help.)
Where have I been? Getting set up in Facebook land. I think this is how you ward off getting older. I've posted a lot of the pictures that I've taken at the last many events there.
Mr. Dwyer and I are getting prepared to run the last water stop at Ten For Texas this Saturday morning before we head off to San Antonio. If you can help out, please join us. So far it is Bill, myself, Waverly, her friend Natalia, Debbie Tripp, Karen Felicidario and her daughter Emma and Holden Choi.
Work has been busy. Writing policies and procedures and I've begun to manage the Medicaid unit for a manager that has gone out on leave for three (3) months. Am mired in approving time off! That is why I'm normally a consultant. :)
Oh, yeah, I'm actually running San Antonio on Sunday.
Waverly and I are going on the road next weekend and she is going to spend two days in Jackson with me before Thanksgiving. I may try to find an event or two to run in outside of some sight seeing.
We've sent information out on our Montgomery County Endurance Athlete of the Year Awards and have received a couple of nominations so far. Roberta MacInnis and Lance Phegley will help vote on it and I have about five to six more media invitations to make. Brant Kotch will be our guest speaker on Saturday, January 10. We're excited about this.
I think that's it for the moment. Back to writing the steps to bill managed care accounts.
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Best of luck in San Antonio! Hope you enjoy it!
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