I finally got my hands on these new ketchup packets. Pull off one end and you can squeeze your ketchup. Peel off the top and you can dip into your ketchup. I wonder if this new design will catch on?
Following my annual Thanksgiving ritual, I started the day by running the Arizona Road Racers Thanksgiving Classic in Peoria, Arizona. As usual, I opted for the 10 miler. Afterwards, I felt like I may have had a PR but I actually ran it 2 minutes slower than last year. Boo! Nonetheless, it felt good to push myself and it was a great to see friends I hadn't seen in a while. I usually give my cotton race shirts to family members, but I loved the retro design on this year's shirt so much that I'm actually going to keep this one.
The 2012 edition of Running Arizona is out! Fittingly, it features Sally Meyerhoff on the cover. The spark that ignites race planning is in between these pages, with the promise of all the races and training log space presented in this publication. And, yes. Those are pig salt and pepper shakers on the table propping up the book. I found them here.
I truly think javalina are neat animals. However, they treat my front yard like a drive-through fast food joint! They stop by every month, or so, and dig up certain potted flowering plants and succulents. I'm off to the garden shop again. Thanks, javalina. Thanks.
4 comments:
I think those ketchup packets are here to stay. We have about a thousand of them; we don't buy ketchup anymore we have so many.
I have never seen those ketchup packages before..
I LOVE that race shirt! I didn't run the race but want one...
Those ketchup packets are GENIUS!
Ketchup??? Who knew............
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