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Remy’s Christmas Review

I’m told that this is my second Christmas, but I don’t remember the first one so make of that what you will.  Truth be told, I’m not sure what Christmas is in the first place.  However, here’s what I’ve observed as of late.

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Reality TV Fan

Survivor, American Idol, So You Think You Can Dance, The Apprentice, etc.  I know it’s the trendy thing to act like I’m too cool to watch reality TV, but I don’t care about all that.  I also know that reality TV isn’t actually “real.”  The situations are feigned and the conflict is manufactured.

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In Our Own Image

Having a child is the ultimate in creative expression.  Synergy at it’s finest.  A combination of traits morphing with the child’s own personal will.  It’s also like a brutal gaze into a behavioral mirror.

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Stretch Assignments & Developmental Mastery

I recently wrote a piece for TMS Online about developing stretch assignments and put together this nifty graphic that I want to show off on my blog.  Also, it’s about time for another blog post.  Voila.  We have arrived at the next blog post topic. 

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Year 2 Q1 Report

Remy gives his 15 month report via avatar.

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2010 Racing Schedule

In general, my racing goals include doing the five races to qualify for the NCTS series category awards in addition to three age group national championships.  Since two of these national championships only require crossing one state line, this keeps travel in check, which is also a priority of mine.  So, no, I’m not getting a pro card, since people keep asking that.  I’d rather leverage my new (40!) age group using a similar (lower volume) training approach as I did this past year.  And not have a lots of long trips to contend with.  Besides, I’m really not all that fast any way.

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Sleeping and Eating Patterns

Being human and all, I feel compelled to try and recognize patterns in my environment to reduce the unpredicatability of life.  Even if it is a fool’s errand.  One of the more recently identified patterns was Remy’s napping and daytime feeding habits.  I know, I know.  I am a foolish woman.

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