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The Adventures of Cowboy Hazel
http://www.cowboyhazel.com/blog/
I'm not the type that writes about every little thing that happened in my day, even when I'm writing for myself. Nobody, including me, wants to hear that crap. Instead, I'll describe funny scenes and quotes that are experienced and overheard here in NYC, introduce you to cool stuff I find on the web, and vent about political and economic issues ...and I'll talk about my life a little too.
- Added on: Feb 23rd, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Robert Reese
- Listed in: Personal Web Development
- Tags: books web design Marathon nyc running east harlem
Recent Posts
Cat People Are So Weird
The following is from this morning. It is an instant messenger conversation I had with a coworker. It wasn’t about work. Well, at least there’s not any direct link to work that I can see. N: i think Lucy needs a twitter account. N: htt...
From My Dinner Table
“I never know when to use apostrophes in its.” “It’s actually pretty simple.” “I know you put one in if you could say it is instead.” “Yep. And if you can’t, then there’s no apostrophe.̶...
Untitled
It’s two a.m. and I should be sleepy but I’m not. Leonard Cohen is on Pandora and Lucy is pawing at my leg trying to get my attention. It might be raining outside. A glass of whisky would be beautiful, but it remains unpoured. While I...
New Blog
Over the past year, as running has become a bigger part of my life, this blog has become more and more of a running blog. That’s really not what I intended it to be at the outset, but I do enjoy writing about my running very much. So, I have d...
October
When looked at as a whole, I’d have to call October a good month. But, it definitely didn’t finish up as good as it began. Things seemed to be rolling when I hit Chicago but then quickly fell apart. The PR mileage weeks faded into week...
Running as Catharsis II
I spent a little over two hours in the dentist’s chair yesterday afternoon getting a bad filling repaired. They numbed me up, but I could still hear and feel the drilling, the polishing, the picking and pulling. I was all puffy and drooling f...
