I didn’t want to do it, I still don’t want to do it, but I’m gonna do it. God damnit. *Deep breath* I am going to join the take economy regarding super shoes.

Fuck.

Ok, here we go. The misplaced anxiety about super shoes is way worse for the sport of track and field than the super shoes that everyone is so worked up about.

Pam- Michael, you should go home. I think you have the corona virus.

Michael- I wasn’t even drinking Corona’s, Pam. I was drinking Cosmos. So, there.

I love this movie. Everyone loves this movie. It’s so perfect. It’s funny, it’s touching, it’s got a love story, it’s got Boston accents, it’s got a band of friends who are loyal to a fault, it’s got a main character who is a true prodigy at something but has to grow as a person in order to realize it’s full potential and find happiness, and it’s got Casey Affleck yelling “tootsie roll dick” at Ben Affleck. If you just told me that you found a movie with all of that but didn’t tell me that it was Good Will Hunting, I wouldn’t believe you. That sounds too good to be true. A movie is usually great if it can find a way to incorporate 2, maybe 3 of those things. Somehow though, Good Will Hunting has it all and yet not a single second of that movie feels the least bit forced.

The wold needs plenty of bahhhtendahhs- Alec Baldwin

Welcome to the super-secret Boston Marathon prep blog! Over the course of the last 20 weeks everyone has prepared to run from Hopkinton to Boylston street. They’ve run intervals and done long runs and hopefully practiced for the downhills. But, in the name of transparency, I am going to be revealing my secret Boston specific training in time for you to copy me and maximize your shot at a PR. I have been watching Boston Movies and I’ve reviewed 4 of them for your reading pleasure. Yesterday I wrote about Fever Pitch, and today we have The Town. Enjoy and then watch The Town to get ready for The Boston Marathon. It will help, I promise. Probably. It definitely wont hurt.

Welcome to the super secret Boston Marathon prep blog! Over the course of the last 20 weeks everyone has prepared to run from Hopkinton to Boylston street. They’ve run intervals and done long runs and hopefully practiced for the downhills. But, in the name of transparency, I am going to be revealing my secret Boston specific training in time for you to copy me and maximize your shot at a PR. I have been watching Boston Movies and I’ve reviewed 4 of them for your reading pleasure.