Hi, I’m Beth! Welcome to Once in a Mile, where I’ll share my adventures, Once in a While. Here are 18 things to help you get to know me. Kind of like 20 questions, except no questions and there are only 18. You get it.
I was very overweight in high school. Yet, I somehow had the courage and confidence to be a cheerleader. I have lost 50 pounds since and still struggle back and forth with it.
I have been a pharmacist for 9 years.
I love penguins and ladybugs. My mom called me her little penguin when I was born and my Poppy called me paparoosa, which means ladybug in Romanian.
I don’t like peas, corn or mushrooms.
I am right handed but eat lefty.
Fall is my favorite season, especially when everyone is training for the NYC Marathon.
I love Central Park in early spring.
I registered for my first half marathon after only running a 5K charity race.
Even though I have been running for years, my first real race was the Joe Kleinerman 10K in January of 2012. I’ve been hooked ever since.
I only started running with a Garmin in 2012 and have become WAY too dependent on it.
I think all races should be celebrated with champagne.
This summer was the first time I have ever run in shorts. EVER.
I believe in signs and numbers and things that are meant to be. I saw this in Central Park during a training run for my first half marathon.
Some days I wish I was a faster runner; some days I love just running and don’t care.
I don’t look cute in race photos. EVER. But according to Seriously Ugly Race Pics, “if you look good, you’re not working hard enough.” I am, apparently, ALWAYS working hard enough.
Caution: I can be a HUGE cheeseball. I am extremely grateful for all that running has brought to my life. Courage, strength, inspiration, determination and incredible new friends.
I have waivered back and forth about publishing this blog. There isn’t a real focus to it. I love to write and I’ve been so inspired by so many other blogs and thought I would join this amazing community. DEEP BREATH! Here goes nothing. I hope you come along for the ride.
I agree, all races should be celebrated with champagne! Everyday should be celebrated with it! 😉 ❤ that stuff!
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