Comments on: Walker Road http://mooretokens.com/index.php/2009/03/walker-road/ token: [toh-kuhn] (n.) - 1. something serving to represent some fact, event, feeling; 2. a memento; keepsake; 3. an expression Wed, 11 May 2011 20:12:20 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Karla http://mooretokens.com/index.php/2009/03/walker-road/comment-page-1/#comment-117 Karla Tue, 03 Mar 2009 04:24:33 +0000 http://mooretokens.com/?p=749#comment-117 I love Monica's comment, but strangely, I thought of Jack Handy. I really like that barn. I love Monica’s comment, but strangely, I thought of Jack Handy.

I really like that barn.

]]> By: admin http://mooretokens.com/index.php/2009/03/walker-road/comment-page-1/#comment-115 admin Mon, 02 Mar 2009 18:15:29 +0000 http://mooretokens.com/?p=749#comment-115 Ah yes, a dog biscuit would be much more practical than flank steak like I was thinking when I wrote the post. Good call, Monica! Haha, and your full circle cracks me up. It could totally work...if not because of the events unfolding as you predict, then because I will think of you describing how the events will unfold and that will make me laugh and smile. Muchas gracias, Amy! You know what Walker Road told me yesterday when I went "hiking" on it? It said, "Girl, how did you get so far away from your call to triathlon and the training that goes with that?" I think it also affirmed that we should do that Half Iron in Michigan in August. And that we should do all of our long bricks together. Geez, Walker Road was quite the blabber mouth yesterday. Ah yes, a dog biscuit would be much more practical than flank steak like I was thinking when I wrote the post. Good call, Monica! Haha, and your full circle cracks me up. It could totally work…if not because of the events unfolding as you predict, then because I will think of you describing how the events will unfold and that will make me laugh and smile.

Muchas gracias, Amy! You know what Walker Road told me yesterday when I went “hiking” on it? It said, “Girl, how did you get so far away from your call to triathlon and the training that goes with that?” I think it also affirmed that we should do that Half Iron in Michigan in August. And that we should do all of our long bricks together. Geez, Walker Road was quite the blabber mouth yesterday.

]]> By: Amy http://mooretokens.com/index.php/2009/03/walker-road/comment-page-1/#comment-111 Amy Mon, 02 Mar 2009 15:37:41 +0000 http://mooretokens.com/?p=749#comment-111 Ohhhhh, Michelle. Your writing is developing so wonderfully. It has taken on a more conversational, accessible quality...while remaining technically sound. This post sprung tears to my eyes because it is so honest. "So brutally honest" Mostly, I just miss training with you. Ohhhhh, Michelle. Your writing is developing so wonderfully. It has taken on a more conversational, accessible quality…while remaining technically sound.

This post sprung tears to my eyes because it is so honest. “So brutally honest”
Mostly, I just miss training with you.

]]> By: Monica http://mooretokens.com/index.php/2009/03/walker-road/comment-page-1/#comment-110 Monica Mon, 02 Mar 2009 05:33:16 +0000 http://mooretokens.com/?p=749#comment-110 I think the next time you run or bike Walker Road you should bring a dog biscuit and throw it over the fence. As you throw it to him, say something encouraging to the dog. But say something to him that you would like someone to say to you, even if it is about your PhD (the dog might look confused, but he'll probably focus on the *P*ee and think accordingly). The dog will be grateful for the treat, but you might forget about the treat and think he is grateful for the nice compliment. Then you will feel good to have lifted the dogs spirits during yet another day for him outside, but b/c it isn't an actual person, the compliment will simply bounce off of him and the words you have said will come right back to yours truly! You will have blessed him and he will have encouraged you! please try it. I think the next time you run or bike Walker Road you should bring a dog biscuit and throw it over the fence. As you throw it to him, say something encouraging to the dog. But say something to him that you would like someone to say to you, even if it is about your PhD (the dog might look confused, but he’ll probably focus on the *P*ee and think accordingly). The dog will be grateful for the treat, but you might forget about the treat and think he is grateful for the nice compliment. Then you will feel good to have lifted the dogs spirits during yet another day for him outside, but b/c it isn’t an actual person, the compliment will simply bounce off of him and the words you have said will come right back to yours truly! You will have blessed him and he will have encouraged you! please try it.

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