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This is a nice run, especially the hill at the end. Create Maps or search from 80 million at MapMyRun

{.asset-media-link} I’ve heard the rumors, going around in some circles, that perhaps I’ve retired, or gone into seclusion, as various parties have noticed the hiatus in monthly golf reports and associated birdie photos.

{.asset-media-link} I was up early this morning for a race at the Thailand Waterworks Department. Naturally, I went off in the first wave. {.asset-media-link} After working my way through the traffic, I settled into a nice pace.

I take this opportunity to offer some unsolicited advice on running routes at three particularly scenic places. At Taketomi-jima, the loop around the center of the island covers 3.3 km on the main road.

To explain the recent lacuna here: I’ve been writing a lot, and studying a lot, and as I was rearranging some documents today various passport photos fell out, and visa application documents dropped to the floor, and I remembered that I’ve been especially busy with consular matters.

This isn’t very coherent, but my activities at the start of this month haven’t been coherent either. Let’s pick a few of the highlights. How about ice cream at 7 a.

Yesterday I spoke with Matt Adams on his Fairways of Life show, broadcast on the Back9Network and SiriusXM’s PGA Tour Radio. 07.09.13 INT ARCHIVE Fairways Of LIfe Micah Woods_3592772 Click the play button above to listen to interview, or watch a video (my interview starts at 55:30) on the Back9Network.

In the midst of a trip to Japan, I took a trip to Tokyo. It was a windy day, and it was a bit of a construction site, and I was happy to have the hard hat until I discovered that so many of the other people at this meeting were not wearing one.

I would normally make a golf report at this time, but with just three rounds in the past two months, in three different countries, without any birdies, let’s just say that my game is in a research phase.

I’ve been going through some accumulated papers, maps, receipts, name cards, foreign currency, the types of things that one typically accumulates during travel, and that at some time must be organized, filed, and purged, as the case may be.