So it has been almost a month since I've last blogged and I think everyone who checks in is pretty sick of Jane running. Anyways, this entry will not be any fun, but I just want the world to know that I am training for my first marathon, the St. George marathon, that way I won't give up with my training. Today I ran 11.5 miles. I really need to figure out places to run around here in Vegas. I'm also having a hard time adjusting to this heat and elevation, but I figured it will help me in the long run. I really miss running by the beach in Hawaii with my buddy Megan, and I miss running by the Bay with my friend Rachel. It seems like the air is just easier to breath next to the water and time goes by fast when you're running with someone. Well, I will try and everyone updated with my running, not that it's really exciting, but it feels cool to run long distances.
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Saturday, May 31, 2008
See Jane Run!

Yay, I did it! I was able to run my first official 1/2 marathon today. Thank you to my Hubby for bringing the girls and cheering me on at the end of the race, to Nani and Boyd for coming and supporting me and for the amazing pasta dinner they took us to at Fino (Yummo), and Rachel Yeates for being my running partner and training with me. I never thought I'd ever be a runner, but my best buddy, Megan Naihe, showed me another world of long distant running, so thank you to Megan for introducing me into this sport that I love now.
Today was an exciting race. Me and five girls from my ward all signed up to run this race. The day started at 6am when I woke up and got ready, then I went to Rachel's and Devon (Rachel's Husband) drove us to Maryanne's, then we picked up Mindy, and then Rebecca and Jenn and Scott and off to the race. We all pretty much split up from there except Rachel and I headed straight for the and port-a-potties (ewww, I know, but you gotta go when you gotta go) and then I got my chip to tie to my shoe and then to the starting line, but Rachel and I started off towards the end of the crowd of about 2000 racers. I'm pretty sure we didn't cross the official starting line until 2 mins. into the race, but after that we were able to pick up our pace and run a good race. When I crossed the finish line the clock said, "2:00:23". I feel like it was not bad for my first official 1/2 marathon.
I have to edit this and report my official time 1:59:17.3, so actually did beat my 2 hour goal. Yay!
Sunday, May 18, 2008
Blue Building
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Little fun at Totland
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Colbert is the man
Another reminder of why I find Stephen Colbert so politically rufus. "Rain" the korean pop star took his place on Time's 100 most influential people so Stephen challenged him to a dance-off, Stephen thought he wouldn't show, then the rest was history.
nostalgia, history, and memory





When I think of the past I love to reminisce and reconstruct situations, conversations, and feelings in my mind. I think I am fascinated with how the past shapes the present and how we really create the present through memory, that's why I study history. But one thing I love to remember is the toys, games, and material dreams we had as kids. This is why I am so pleased that it is all so retro-ed and re-appropriated to be cool nowadays. Check out this artwork around the theme of 8-bit gaming (I just miss mario, and punch out). I remember garbage pail kids, popples, he-man, thundercats, and voltron toys. What was your favorite or desired toy as a kid? What do you miss from those beautifully bygone days? up, down, up, down, right, left, right, left, ab select start? or was it a,b,a,b, select start?
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Cookie after nappy
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