About me: Hello Everyone!
Life has been very exciting since finale. I have continued to work out, eat healthy, and give back to myself and my community. I have been collaborating with many organizations to help raise money for charities through various 5K and 10K runs. My newest endeavor, however, is to run in the Chicago Marathon on October 12th. Thus, I spend a lot of time running through the streets of Chicago as well as along the lake front. There is no better time to be in Chicago than summer and no better way to challenge myself than taking on 26.4 miles.
I am now writing a blog for a great website for health and fitness related tips - www.dietsinreview.com. I encourage you to check out my blog on their site under "Diet Columns." My blog is posted every Thursday.
I'm also doing many speaking engagements to share my experience and motivate others. If you are interested in hosting an event with me, send me an email. I'm always happy to meet new people, provide inspiration, and promote health.
I hope you are enjoying your summer!
Bernie
Who I'd like to meet: Interesting and motivated people who are enjoying life. I am surrounded by a wonderful family and fantastic friends, but there is always room for more phenomenal people.
Hi Bernie, I watched you all season and was glad you won over Mark. I love Jillian she is the best trainer on the show. Hope you are doing well. Thanks for the add!
honey, I've never done it myself, but isn't it 26.2? I think I'll stick to 13.1 for another couple of years before I venture any further, but I'm cheering you on, of course.
Bern-dog. Seriously. Life just hasn't been the same without you. How am I supposed to get through a weigh-in, temptation, challenge... any of it... without you cracking jokes making everyone laugh. Hope you and your dog are doing well.
Sorry we missed you yesterday. Darn if I had not nagged Chris about leaving we would have been able to see you again. Hey just gives us ANOTHER reason to come spend some time in CHI town again. :) Hope your week is a good one.
