Here in Atlanta, it’s October, with Fall-like temperatures starting to sneak in, but still afternoons of warm weather. The leaves are slowly starting to fall, mornings are brisk; Fall is almost here. When you think of Fall, most think of 2 things, Halloween and Thanksgiving. When you think of those two, Halloween can always be … More Bones of the Skeleton
1,320 stairs. That is around the number of stairs for the number of stories in the World Trade Center tower. A few years back I saw online a fireman dressed in full suit on a stair climber at a gym climbing 1,320 steps in honor of those firefighters who lost of their lives battling the … More 1,320 Stairs – 9/11
Atlanta has rich history in athletics including being host of the 1996 Olympics. It had been years since the games were played here but many of the fans who lived here then and those transplants who live here now (me included) were prepared to show off again. This was a record number of runners who … More America’s Marathon Weekend
In ten short days the American marathon hopefuls will set out to finish in the top three to advance to represent the United States of America in Tokyo for the 2020 Summer Olympics.Runnera will run 26.2 miles throughout the streets of Atlanta, passing several historic sites. They will pass through the area near Martin Luther … More Tokyo 2020
Recently I was able to experience the great outdoors of my first camping in a South Carolina state park, Table Rock State Park. It had been a couple years since I’ve been able to camp and being I planned it a little late, only 2 weeks prior there were not many parks or campsites that … More Table Rock State Park
After 10 years of mapping my fitness, a celebration of that I’ve done. … More 10 Years of Mapping My Fitness
Wow, sorry friends it’s been a BUSY Spring/Summer for me. I moved across town, so lots of little projects with the house. My coworker had a baby so I’ve been trying to pick up extra areas of responsibility during her maternity leave which has me traveling a little more than normal, which got me thinking … More 2020 Hotel Planning
Living in the metropolitan area of Atlanta, GA, home of the world’s busiest airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, I’m fortunate to have many direct flights to hundreds of locations domestically and internationally. I try to fly one airline as much as I can, but this week’s trip made it a little harder to fly that … More Boutique Air
Happy New Year. Now that we’re a week into 2019 most people are getting back into their grind. Looking at goals they have set for 2019, backending those goals to see what needs to be accomplished each quarter, month and week. I too am doing this both for my day job and personal/family plans. Planning … More Planning, Points and Patience
Today is the last day of 2018. It’s a great time to look back and reflect on the good, bad and document new goals…err roll over a few that I didn’t complete in 2018. I’m scanning many of your blogs for things you did this year or want to do next year. For me I … More End of 2018
Brian K Inman 