I’ve been running since 2008, and started running longer distances as a way to rebalance my life especially after the death of my mother. Running kept me neat and trim, until I started to train for a marathon. I slowly slid up the scale because I believed that I could eat whatever I wanted if… Continue reading The end of 0/24 week
Author: Anne Luntungan
Rediscovering the Beauty of Solo Travel
Prior to becoming a mom, I traveled and road-tripped to many places, mostly solo. And so did Brava, he started traveling solo at a much younger age, and to many more foreign places. And I had this idea that a child wouldn’t change my passion for travel. I don’t want my children to be the… Continue reading Rediscovering the Beauty of Solo Travel
The Sh#t Quit
We’ve all been there in some point in our lives. We’ve found ourselves at some portion of a race or events where we were no longer in control. And quitting is the only option … The thought of quitting (for whatever reasons) comes into many long-distance cyclists and runners mind from time to time. It’s… Continue reading The Sh#t Quit
What is He to Me?
So, what is he to me?? A question I can't quite give an answer to. He is many things jumbled up into one big incomprehensible psycho bastard!! He's obnoxious, at times mean and sometimes too hard. He's all those things but then he's so much more. Some days I want to strangle him. I have… Continue reading What is He to Me?
Long-distance cycling, what do I get from them?
Having done a couple of long-distance cycling trips, while telling my family and friends about it, I often get asked about this. Why did you do it? Why torture yourself for hours in scorching sun, rain, wind etc. Not to mention the body pain the long ride hours leave you with. I remember my recent… Continue reading Long-distance cycling, what do I get from them?
Let’s Talk About It!
It struck a chord within me as the anniversary of my mother’s passing was quickly approaching. I still have such a wide range of emotions when I think about her. Yes, still. It’s been almost four years. Why, on some days (like today), can I still not seem to function the way normal people do? On some days, grief… Continue reading Let’s Talk About It!
Diary of a Cycling Nobody | Newcomer
This time last year, I had my very first folding bike. I had not ridden one, or any bike for that matter, since I was a child. Brava and the kids and friends think I’ve gone mad. I have gone from riding from the end of the road and back to, since I started cycling… Continue reading Diary of a Cycling Nobody | Newcomer
Running the NYC Marathon
4 months of training. 53,000 runners at the start. 5 boroughs from Staten Island to Manhattan. Million spectators who cheered from the sidelines. 42.2 kilometres – a journey I will never forget. A lot of people have warned me that this race will change my life. I took my training very serious. I did not missed… Continue reading Running the NYC Marathon
Arctic Running
four days before race day Marathon together with my husband seemed like the perfect idea. I love running. My husband likes running. So why not running a marathon together? We could support each other while doing something that we both enjoyed and spend lots of quality time together. Perfect, right? We chose to run the… Continue reading Arctic Running
A Little Piece of Heaven in Siam Reap
This was our second trip to Siam Reap, Cambodia. Our first visit to Siam Reap was over a decade ago when my son was only a couple of months old. Siam Reap is truly one of Asia's gem that deserves a second look. But this time we wanted to experience it differently, so we decided… Continue reading A Little Piece of Heaven in Siam Reap