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Junk Miles

David Lefkowitz

Junk Miles is a blog devoted to the fast and slow of the past and future. (formerly known as Reasonably Speedy)

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Latest Issues

Thrift and Poserism

Like Christ himself I was tempted in the desert; alone in a Ross Dress for Less, the dark lord accosted me. Not with the promise of power, nor of status, nor even of wealth. Well, not exactly of wealth. Quite the opposite, really.

Satan be...

4 months ago
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5 NIRCA Nats results that made me say "oh shit"

Ah, club running, how I’ve missed thee.

I finally had the chance this weekend to sit down and sift through the results of the NIRCA National Track Championship. Hell, I don’t even know if “sift” is the proper verb anymore; in this newslett...

4 months ago
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Boston (unfiltered)

As I’m sure many of you watched live (some of you maybe even in-person), this year’s Boston Marathon was a wild one. I mean damn. Rather than attempting some sort of coherent write up at the end of the race, I kept a minute-by-minute (and h...

4 months ago
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JUNK MILES

Folks! Good to see you again.

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In a month I’ll be marking four years since my college graduation. That’s four years since I said goodbye to...

4 months ago
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Increasingly Reasonable

Hello again, friends. It’s been a while.

As you may have surmised, my graduation, move back to Richmond, and transition from double-part-time employment to full-time employment to laid-off (aka no employment) to full-time employment again…...

2 years ago
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    Reads too much, runs too little, writes somewhere in between. Guitar boy in a band called Box Factory. Richmond, VA.

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