running – 365grateful

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i++ running middle road followed by

i++ curry chicken breakfast @ island cuisine

i++ team lunch @ bowl 61

bermuda (COUNT=1829)

i++ another excellent run along south shore

i++ another beautiful swim at marley beach (see above)

i++ thinking about taking up golf

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i++ underground walk way (chi ka ho)

i++ tanuki koji shopping street (picture above)

i++ 5 am run along the toyohira river to beat the heat

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i++ bermuda run: along harbor road instead of south shore for a change (picture above)

i++ toronto run: taylor creek park

i++ hong kong run: victoria peak

beat the blerch (COUNT=1745)

i++ fei posted about this cool race based on this cool comic

i++ running on the beach

i++ running for the morning bus

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grateful (COUNT=1578)

i++ He made crispy salt and vinegar potatoes

i++ I joined running team Always Training Hard (ATH)

i++ Hosting first BDA BBQ party tomorrow

We usually eat out once a week on the weekend. This morning, we started talking about where to go. We are seeing The Public Servant at Berkeley Theater so somewhere close to there would be convenient. As we talked, I started wondering … does it make sense that eating out is such an important part of our weekend? It’s always fun to go out to eat with friends. But when there are no social events … how do I want my week to end?

Saturday
11:00 Listen to jazz fm while he makes coffee and eggs; yes we are drinking coffee from my trip
1:00 File everything in my inbox
3:00 Shop at St Lawrence Market
4:00 Run east along the waterfront
5:00 Test a new recipe
8:00 Theatre, film, etc.

Sunday
11:00 Make pancakes
1:00 Pre-read for next week’s meetings
3:00 Walk over to my parents; browse through all the books that I could be reading @ circus
5:00 Play the piano
6:00 Dinner
8:00 Subway back downtown; check out the latest TTC posters
9:00 Blog, organize travel photos, etc.

Ideally, every weekend would encapsulate all that I love about life: drinking coffee, watching movies, grocery shopping, cooking, running, walking, reading, writing and, of course, working!