Here’s VLog #2 for those who are bored with their summer.
Archive for the ‘personal updates’ Category
Trey’s TCM VLog #2
Posted in personal updates, random, running, sports, tagged coach trey, haile, marathons, running, the greatest, the silence of great distance, trey meadows, Twin Cities Marathon on 20 July 2009 | 1 Comment »
Trey’s TCM VLOG Part 1
Posted in personal updates, running, sports, tagged brooks axiom 2, coach trey, marathon, running, running shoes, trey meadows, twin citi on 9 July 2009 | 2 Comments »
Here is the first in what I plan to be a series of VLOGs on my training for the 2009 Twin Cities Marathon. Sorry its so blah, but oh well. I’ll learn and I’m too lazy to do another one. Plus isn’t doing things in the moment what VLOGing is all about?
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The People’s Munchin (AKA, the People’s Dictator)
Posted in personal updates, random on 8 July 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Here is a link to the blog of our friend and Comrade Tim Austin where you will find pictures of the lil’est comrade.
ENJOY!
CLICK HERE
Jesus as an Airbag
Posted in personal updates, the ologies, theology, tagged car accident, doubt, hurt, pain, sin, trey meadows on 2 July 2009 | 1 Comment »
When considering the wide range of experience that a human being goes through during his or her existence, the truth of their personal theology is revealed. When existence that is usually internal synapse and sinew is exposed for all to evaluate, you often find out more than merely what one is made of. Laid open [...]
A New Era for HQBR
Posted in personal updates, pop culture, random, tagged co-operative, david mowers, patrick abubo, spo, sports dave, trey meadows on 26 May 2009 | 2 Comments »
Hello friends and followers of HQBR. Recently your comrades at HQ have moved across the Twin Cities Metro area to lovely Robbinsdale. After two years at our home in Minneapolis the collective feeling was that we needed to move on to something different. It was apparent we needed a change of pace and a new [...]
Winter Solstice and Running Beautiful
Posted in personal updates, random, running, theology on 26 March 2009 | 1 Comment »
Defending something you love is never hard though it can certainly be difficult. People and nations have warred for hundreds of thousands of years without any doubt as to its right. Soldiers and their families will certainly confirm that the battle is not possibly summed up by the narrow meanings of the adjective ‘difficult’. Of [...]
Some Good Stories for the New Year
Posted in personal updates, pop culture, random, tagged good will, holiday, hope, new year, peace, trey meadows on 1 January 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I will surely post some thoughts on the New Year, but recently I’ve come across several great stories that were worth sharing.
What a Difference One Season Makes
Posted in personal updates, pop culture, sports, tagged celtics, football, miami dolphins, penguins, trey meadows on 29 December 2008 | 2 Comments »
I love sports.
That is not a revelation for most anyone who knows or has even had a chance encounter with me. I work in sports and I coach sports. I gather my friends around a TV to watch sports in my free time. I spend unlimited night and weekend minutes talking to my dad via [...]
18 Reasons Why I Coach
Posted in personal updates, sports, tagged coaching, north central cross country, running, trey meadows on 20 November 2008 | 5 Comments »
The following is a response to the end of the season championship meet for the team I coach. For actual race details click here.
Running as a competitive sport is very much the forgotten step child of an ESPN generation. Though millions of Americans toe the line at turkey trots, reindeer runs, independence day 5ks, and [...]
The Bearing of Burdens
Posted in american christianity, personal updates, random, tagged family, fear, hope, love, prayer on 17 October 2008 | 2 Comments »
Thank you once again for taking the time to consider the thoughts of your friends here at HQB&R. I wanted to take a moment to use this platform to make mention of a tremendous need in the community I work and serve in at NCU. I do not want to make this a personal prayer [...]