Meet Virginia

I don't love DC. I know it's only been a few months, but I don't see myself ever *loving* it. It's cool and it's fun and there are a ton of things that make living there very awesome, but it doesn't feel like home and I don't know if it ever will. 

My little corner of the state is so interesting. We have miles of beaches on the coast, both along the Atlantic Ocean and the Chesapeake Bay, but you can drive ten minutes away and be in farmland. We have rivers with enormous naval ships and bridges and tunnels. And I love all of it. 

One thing I've loved about triathlon from the beginning is how much of my environment it allows me to see. 

I instagrammed and/or snapped (is that the correct word? Every time I say it a part of me wonders if I sound like a parent trying to be hip and totally failing) basically all of these, so sorry if you've already seen them. 

My dad and I started our weekend with a 10-mile run. My parents still live in the same house we built when we moved to Virginia