Author Archives: Marshall Ramsey

Saturday Free-For-All

Good morning! Hope you have a great weekend!!!!  I’ll be working on a children’s book all weekend.

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Fit-to-Fat-to-Fit Blog: A typical run

I turn the lock and open the door.  The warm, moist breath of the morning greets me, covering my body with a wet blanket of misery.  I reach down and turn on my GPS watch.  It begins to seek satellites … Continue reading

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Friday Free-For-All

Good morning! I’m back from the Neshoba County Fair.

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Thank you

I’ve discovered a few things since Banjo died Saturday night: 1. I miss him more than I ever thought I would. 2. People are amazingly kind and decent. 3. That little dog touched a lot of people’s hearts. I’ve been … Continue reading

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Fit-to-Fat-to-Fit Blog: New shoes

You never really know how worn-out your running shoes are until you get a new pair.  I ran for the first time in my new Brooks Beasts (fat-boy running shoes as I like to call them) and it felt like … Continue reading

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Wednesday Free-For-All

Heading to Neshoba County today. What’s up with you?

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The Mother of all Trust Falls

Another wedding anniversary is upon us. Nineteen long, busy, active and incredible years. When I asked my wife how many of them had been good, she said, “About 16 1/2.” I didn’t press for details. But I can tell you … Continue reading

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Fit-to-Fat-to-Fit Blog: The sticker

One the back of my car is a 26.2 sticker. It’s not on there to brag to the world that I ran a marathon. I really don’t care what anyone thinks about my running.  I have other stuff I brag … Continue reading

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Tuesday Free-For-All

Good Morning! What’s up?

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Best of Banjo stories

As you might have read, our beloved little Border Terrier Banjo passed away Saturday night. He went to his final sleep in my wife’s arms — and we miss him very much.  I’ve had seven dogs in my life and … Continue reading

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