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Frosty Llama: June 2010

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Sunday, June 13, 2010. The Saga of the Shoulder. My super power is a shoulder that dislocates not on command. How is this useful? Despite playing soccer at a high level for the majority of my life, most of my injuries that have required hospital visits have not been directly caused by chasing a ball around. Typically, I get injured doing something slightly idiotic in a situation where soccer is the underlying reason I am there. My shoulder is no exception. I guess I will need surgery at some point. B...

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Frosty Llama: May 2010

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Thursday, May 20, 2010. So Here's The Deal. But first, a story:. You know when you can feel someone's presence behind you, even though you can't see them? I ran the last mile home faster than I think I ever have. If you are ever having issues with motivation during the end of your run, just get attacked by wildlife. I would win any race with a goose and bear obstacle course. I honestly don't know how much I will be playing, but here's my schedule anyway: CLICK. That is all for now, children. If I am cons...

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Frosty Llama: Peace Corps: Sweat and Unwanted Attention

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Frosty Llama: Peace Corps. Jamaica, June 2011 - September 2013. Thursday, December 15, 2011. Sweat and Unwanted Attention. Running in Jamaica is like one of two extremes: running through a strip club or a retirement home. Most of the time, these dueling personalities of Jamaica attack within mere minutes of each other, sometimes seconds, throwing the runner into a confused bipolar response mode. But for every annoying and obnoxious encounter on the road, there is a friendly and pleasant one to make up fo...

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Frosty Llama: Peace Corps: Word Vomit

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Frosty Llama: Peace Corps. Jamaica, June 2011 - September 2013. Friday, July 29, 2011. So it’s clearly no shock that I’ve only updated three times after being gone for a month. I don’t really have any specific stories to tell because everything just seems like one huge run on sentence of events and people and things all mashed together into a big humid blur…kind of like this sentence. After our two-ish weeks in Hellshire, we moved out to our sector specific hubs. Virginia and I did yoga one evening on a ...

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Frosty Llama: Peace Corps: May 2012

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Frosty Llama: Peace Corps. Jamaica, June 2011 - September 2013. Thursday, May 31, 2012. My First Mentally Disabled Lionfish. When I arrived in Jamaica almost a year ago (! Right Really this means we get to go stab devil lionfish with spears, sometimes repeatedly, and laugh diabolically when we chop off their heads in the name of research in our very slick and sterile rooftop laboratory. Not the three-times killed lionfish, but just as big. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Sara Gress, PCT. My life is a constan...

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Frosty Llama: December 2011

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Monday, December 19, 2011. What You Should Have Been Listening To During Two Thousand and Eleven. 10) Youth Lagoon - Year of Hibernation. I might be a little biased since this dude is from Boise, but it is the perfect soundtrack to a lazy weekend afternoon. As with most good music with staying power, it takes a few listens to get into the subtleties of the album, but once you get into them, you get lost in the layers. Space out music to the extreme. 9) Neon Indian - Era Extrana. Two words: Banana Ripple.

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Frosty Llama: January 2010

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Thursday, January 28, 2010. Two instances this past weekend proved to me that I am getting old. Actually, make that three. Dammit. I did conquer the baby beginner box in the baby beginner park. I felt even more awesome about this when I saw a 7 year old do the exact same thing, only without hesitation and minus the screams of accomplishment afterward. I also completed a grab (when no one was watching, figures) and did not die after launching myself repeatedly off a 25 foot jump. Wonderful! It has been so...

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Frosty Llama: What You Should Have Been Listening To During Two Thousand and Eleven

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Monday, December 19, 2011. What You Should Have Been Listening To During Two Thousand and Eleven. 10) Youth Lagoon - Year of Hibernation. I might be a little biased since this dude is from Boise, but it is the perfect soundtrack to a lazy weekend afternoon. As with most good music with staying power, it takes a few listens to get into the subtleties of the album, but once you get into them, you get lost in the layers. Space out music to the extreme. 9) Neon Indian - Era Extrana. Two words: Banana Ripple.

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Frosty Llama: Peace Corps: July 2011

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Frosty Llama: Peace Corps. Jamaica, June 2011 - September 2013. Friday, July 29, 2011. So it’s clearly no shock that I’ve only updated three times after being gone for a month. I don’t really have any specific stories to tell because everything just seems like one huge run on sentence of events and people and things all mashed together into a big humid blur…kind of like this sentence. After our two-ish weeks in Hellshire, we moved out to our sector specific hubs. Virginia and I did yoga one evening on a ...

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Frosty Llama: Peace Corps: Real Street Soccer

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Frosty Llama: Peace Corps. Jamaica, June 2011 - September 2013. Thursday, July 7, 2011. I had my first Jamaican street soccer experience the other night. After a few days of getting a feel for the community and where and when soccer was played, I put my indoor shoes on and sauntered down the street. A group of guys always play at five in the evening in front of the church where our PC training takes place. They immediately put me on a team. There is a constant stream of shouting while playing football on...