Author Archives: Marshall Ramsey

Fit-to-Fat-to-Fit Blog: No run this morning

I hate running in the rain. I REALLY hate running in a thunderstorm. So no run this morning.  Maybe tonight.

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Tuesday Free-For-All

Good morning! Stormy night here. What’s up with you?

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Fit-to-Fat-to-Fit Blog: Why fitness?

Goal weight: 195 lbs. I put my goal weight up there but haven’t really been focused on losing weight lately. What I’m focused on now is energy, performance and trying to cram as much into a 24-hour period as I … Continue reading

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Monday Free-For-All

Let the madness begin!  What’s up with you?

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The Airport

The old Chevrolet Impala was as long as a battleship and contained as much steel.  The little boy climbed into the backseat and plopped down. He wore a suit and his face wore a grin. Today was the big day. … Continue reading

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Fit-to-Fat-to-Fit Blog: Eastern Shore Trail

This morning, I ran on part of the 32-mile-long Eastern Shore Trail.  It’s a multipurpose trail that traces the banks of Mobile Bay in Baldwin County, Alabama. If you start at the U.S.S. Alabama Battleship Park you can head to … Continue reading

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Sunday Free-For-All

Back from vacation. What’s up with you?

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Fit-to-Fat-to-Fit Blog: Deluge

Goal weight: 195 Got up early to go for a long run.  My plan was to head from Point Clear to Fairhope.  Thunder greeted me as I got dressed and round one of many rounds of storms slammed the area. … Continue reading

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Saturday Free-For-All

Hope you have a blessed weekend!

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The Chalice in the Thrift Shop

If you’re driving south of Mobile,  you’ll drive right past the Thrift Shop.  Located near the Alabama Gulf Coast, it’s in a nondescript concrete-block building. But inside its plain walls are incredible secondhand treasures. (Proceeds from which help feed the … Continue reading

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