Well, well, well what can I say about December. UCLA with my uncle, Dad, and some of my best friends from college.
The rest of the weekend was great, too - I got to work out of my firm’s SF office, saw old college friends, and attended the Cal game vs. From getting to run the day before with Shalane Flanagan and Joan Benoit Samuelson (and then seeing them again mid-race), to the brunch I attended c/o to the unexpected PR, this race goes down as my favorite, ever. I’d done this race twice before, but this weekend was pure magic.
The highlight by far was my experience at the Nike Women’s Half Marathon. Um, short of my body manifesting stress in literally every way possible, October was incredible. I spent the month slowly adjusting to work - lots of trainings and small assignments. We dragged my uncle to Henry’s - he loved it - and he took us to Cal players’ post-game BBQ, thanks to his awesome connections. September was a pretty big transitional month - I started working at a law firm! I also kicked off the end of my “summer” with a short stint to the Bay Area with Whitney to see the Cal home opener and to see my Aunt and Uncle. This year’s fiesta has a lot to live up to. I loved combining people from all facets of my life - law school, high school, my family, undergrad, gym buddies, and my running group. At the end of the month, I celebrated my birthday with a little dive-bar action at King Eddy’s Saloon. January was mostly filled with marathon training and kicking off my final semester of law school, but I also spent New Year’s in SF and went on a gorgeous run on New Year’s day through the Presidio and the Marina. What can I say, I loved playing this song throughout all of 2014 in spin, workouts, and just whenever. Normally I am sad for years to end - and while this was a great one, I am stoked for the fresh start (and fewer transitions) that 2015 will bring. Also, you should listen to this year’s DJ Earworm track, United State of Pop 2014 – Do What You Wanna Do.Ģ014 had a lot of milestone events, but it was also filled with a lot of different transitions. I love a good pop song and also reminiscing about the past year, so here’s my overview of the year with one song that illustrates the month for me for one reason or another - sometimes the significance goes beyond “I like playing this song in my spin class” and sometimes that’s all there is to it. If you want to compulsively follow my previous mash-ups of the years past, check out: Welp, the time has come for my favorite blog post to write - and it’s sort of hard to believe I’ve been doing this for 5 years now.
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