This felt so strong! A mile time trial 10:49 and then 4 200's @ 8 min mile. My half marathon in 21 weeks. 🥰 #halfmarathontraining #13point1 #runnersoftwitter #womensrunningcommunity #runchat

Found a new happy place. #Foil #fencing @USAfencing

🤣🤣🤣 @FIFAWorldCup #FIFAWorldCup #notasoccerfan #stillfunny

Feelin' peachy 🤩 The Atlanta @Braves are the first team to 40 wins this season!

I don't make the rules. 😁 #travel #FridayVibes #FridayFeeling #FridayFunny #wanderlust #exploremore

Another month down. Spring wrapping up. Time of reflection. Ladies and gentleman, change is in the air. Let's see where summer takes us. #MemorialDay #honor #3dayweekend

I really want to be on here more often. I feel like I'm losing touch with you guys. But so many things are happening right now. And the best one is progress. #halfmarathontraining #13point1 #runnersoftwitter #womensrunningcommunity #runchat

#bravescountry #boysofsummer #baseballgirl

Bobby Cox throws a first pitch. Ejected. 👍🏼 RIP legend ⚾️✝️

The @Dodgers were a class act at last night's game. Not only for Bobbie but for Ted as well. Now I HAVE to visit the stadium, just to have a Dodger Dog. 🥰😁 #boysofsummer #baseballgirl @MLB #bravescountry #dodgerstadium #dodgers

This one's for you, Bobby ❤️

The Gestapo had a name for their worst nightmare: "The Limping Lady." They distributed sketches of her across occupied Europe with a terrifying order: "She is the most dangerous of all Allied spies. We must find and destroy her." What the Nazis didn't realize was that the master strategist they were hunting was a woman from Baltimore with a wooden leg. Her name was Virginia Hall, and she would spend the war proving that being underestimated is the greatest weapon a soldier can have. Virginia didn't start out as a spy. She wanted to be a diplomat, but the U.S. State Department rejected her twice. First, because they didn't want to hire women, and second, because she lost her left leg in a hunting accident. She didn't let the tragedy stop her. She nicknamed her prosthetic leg "Cuthbert" and moved to Europe. When the war began, she volunteered as an ambulance driver. By 1941, she was working for British intelligence. She was the first female agent sent into France. To get past the Germans, she pretended to be a reporter for the *New York Post*. She was a ghost. She ran a massive network of resistance fighters, organized escapes for downed pilots, and gathered secrets on German troops. Even with a heavy, 8-pound wooden leg, she could change her identity in seconds. One day she was a young radio operator, the next she was an old milkmaid with a hunched back. The Nazis were blinded by their own prejudice. They couldn't imagine a woman—especially one with a disability—could be so effective. Historian Craig Gralley noted that "None of the Germans, early in the war, necessarily thought that a woman was capable of being a spy." But the net eventually began to close. The notorious "Butcher of Lyon," Klaus Barbie, realized who she was. In 1942, Virginia had to run. She chose the hardest path possible: a three-day trek across the frozen Pyrenees mountains on foot. As she struggled through the deep snow, she sent a message to her bosses in London. "Cuthbert is giving me trouble," she wrote, referring to her leg. The headquarters, not realizing Cuthbert was a prosthetic, sent a hilarious and blunt reply: "If Cuthbert is giving you difficulty, have him eliminated." She made it to Spain, then back to England, but she refused to stay safe. She joined the American OSS and went back into France in 1944. This time, she looked like an old woman. She dyed her hair grey and shuffled through villages, all while organizing 1,500 resistance fighters. By the time D-Day arrived, Virginia Hall was acting like a guerrilla general. She didn't just watch the enemy; she fought them. She ordered her team to blow up bridges and derail trains to stop the German army from reaching the beaches of Normandy. When the war ended, she became the only civilian woman to receive the Distinguished Service Cross. President Truman wanted a big ceremony, but Virginia refused. She said she was "still operational and most anxious to get busy." Virginia Hall spent her life being told "no." She was told she couldn't be a diplomat because she was a woman. She was told she couldn't be a soldier because she had one leg. She ignored everyone and became the most feared woman in the world. Often, the very thing people think makes you weak is exactly what makes you unstoppable.

Struggle bus getting myself to do these workouts. But MAN! How I love lifting. I'm going to have to figure out motivation for running. Feels like the start of a rut. #girlswholift #BodyPumpHeavy #halfmarathontraining #13point1 #runnersoftwitter #womensrunningcommunity #runchat

What a lovely Fall we're having this Spring. 😡😡😡 #MWWX #IndianaWX #wannagohome #akaFlorida #summergirl

#Maythe4th be with you. @starwars

Did my measurements being the first of the month. ¼" here, ¼" there. Then I measure my hips. 1½" gone! This past month I've literally been running my arse off. 😆😆😆 #halfmarathontraining #13point1 #runnersoftwitter #womensrunningcommunity #runchat

Yes. Yes it is! @IMS #Indy500 #ThisisMay

Best non scale victory. Progress! #halfmarathontraining #13point1 #runnersoftwitter #womensrunningcommunity #runchat @indymonumental

This week has been challenging. Yesterday felt like I was dragging and had to slow down. First half of my 2 month base build up. Once I'm done with this, I'll start Kim's Fast Fall training. 😁 #runchat @indymonumental #halfmarathontraining #13point1 #runnersoftwitter

I must say. Would have rather seen the @nyknicks choke against the Pacers AGAIN. But I say, @ATLHawks deserve this day. #NBAFinals @Pacers #PacersFan #Yescers #HateWatchsucessful