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I’m a big girl running. I’m not trying to be inspirational. I’m just trying to get these miles in.
A "runner's body" conjures images of lithe, young, lean people, but columnist Leslie Gray Streeter knows that a "runner's body" is really just whatever body you run in, even when it's older and larger. And she wishes people would stop being so shocked about it.
At left: Columnist Leslie Gray Streeter (right) and twin sister Lynne, both 34, celebrate finishing the full marathon at the Baltimore Running Festival in 2005 with a funnel cake. At right: An older, slower but probably not wiser Leslie, 47,  about to cross the finish at the Running Festival's half marathon in 2018.
In Baltimore, everything seems awful, but most citizens are optimistic. I get it.
This hopefulness is the same sentiment that brought columnist Leslie Streeter back to her hometown.
Leslie Streeter
You can take that mask off, but I’m keeping mine
Baltimore Banner columnist Leslie Streeter on flying after federal mask mandate ruled unconstitutional.
Leslie Gray Streeter wearing a face mask while traveling.
The perils of post-pandemic online dating
Part of my story is making good on a pre-pandemic promise to meet somebody, and I’m not alone.
Nev Schulman portrait
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