Longest run of my life – 22 miles (35K)
From the bartender’s corner – Wrigley’s Special
Did I say I was done with terrible puns for the morning?
One more? Please! Please! Please!
I was driving to the office yesterday from Lexington office on Man O War when I suddenly saw this road sign. Had to turn the car back, come around and pull over to take a picture.
Took me some time to realize why the sign was this way. Because “Grassy Creek is greener on the other side”. Haha π
Okay, now I am done with terrible puns for this morning π
Don’t believe the “neigh”sayers
Horses travel much better than we do!!! You have to come to Lexington – one of my most favorite small places in USA – to see a big Boeing converted to essentially a barn!! What is the difference between the first class and coach class, I will never know.
The horses often fly to and from the other end of the world – e.g. Saudi Arabia. This one, I am sure is headed to “Philly” π
You see the extra rudder in the plane? You know why? To keep the plane “stable” π Evidently, this plane packs a little more “horsepower” than most similar planes π
Ok, enough of terrible puns for one morning π
Indian Mona Lisa
This will probably be funny only to my Indian friends. This is not original. Found this on the Internet. I have just mildly changed the text.
This is apparently how Mona Lisa would look in India after having two kids, husband abroad for an onsite IT project, in laws moved in to “help out” and the maidservant has not shown up π
From the bartender’s corner – Electric Lemonade
Second 5 miles with Chalupa group
Since one good run deserves another, after running and having Starbucks with Natasha, went to join our Sunday Chalupa group for another 5 miles. It was Sharmila, Malobika and her two daughters. The rest must be on vacation or enjoying the last weekend before school starts.
Here is an interesting coincidence. The guy who took our picture after the first run at the Starbucks where Natasha and I ran from this morning turned out to be actually a barista at the Starbucks that we went to after my second run!! I was getting ready to order when he came out from behind those coffee counters and asked “You put in another run?” I was of course “What are you doing here?” π That was some coincidence!!
5 miles with an old friend
Caught up with Natasha Balseca early morning over a 5 mile run and a Starbucks coffee. I had run with her for the first time nearly 8 years back and had not seen her for a long time – ever since she moved to Ecuador. Heard some great stories about Ecuador – need to visit that country with the family. It was great seeing her after some time and catching up on her family…









