Archive for the “Dogs” category
Running: Day 70
by Logan on January 11, 2012
I took Luna with me for my run today. After my run yesterday I wasn’t even sure if I would be able to go at all today. Thankfully my leg felt better than it has since the injury and I (…)
Running: Day 68
by Logan on January 8, 2012
I wanted to go for a longer run today but my leg didn’t agree. Instead I went on a short warm up jog with Luna then a slightly longer run on my own. My leg isn’t 100 percent, but it (…)
Running: Day 67
by Logan on January 7, 2012
It’s the 7th and today marks my first run in 2012. I only went for 1.4 miles and it took a while. I didn’t plan for the year to start out so slow, but my peroneus longus on my left (…)
Running: Day 7
by Logan on September 19, 2011
I went for a 2-mile run with Cassandra this morning. It was a nice easy run until we got to the 1.5-mile mark. That’s when a little dog came bursting out of a house on the route and chased after (…)
Dog days of autumn
by Logan on September 26, 2010
It’s still hot in Texas. That’s not the reason for this post, title withstanding. No, this is all about dogs. It seems I’ve been seeing more canines than usual in Austin. I know it really just seems that way, however. (…)
That Austin thing
by Logan on June 7, 2010
I’ve been in Austin for a week now. It’s still awesome. Last night I went to the Congress Bridge for Night of the Bat. It was created because Austin is home to the largest urban bat colony on earth. The (…)
An impromptu visit to the pet cemetery
by Logan on April 8, 2010
I visited a pet cemetery yesterday. Harrolds Pet Cemetery, to be exact. The trip came about when Cassandra asked me if I wanted to accompany her to find the place and take some photos. I said yes without much thought, (…)
RIP Bailee (November 1998 to February 23, 2010)
by Logan on February 23, 2010
I don’t cry often. For a long time it was impossible. The numbing properties of the chemicals I threw into my body put a stranglehold on my tear ducts. Now the chemicals are gone and I’m still not the most (…)