hi there mah name is joey, but you can call me "joe". just here at my lil ol trailer kickin it and living life to the fullest, i guess you could say. I'm an out going kinda guy and like the outside atmosphere and work in it every single day, no matter what it looks like.yup... being mysoef lately i have figured out something intresting sometimes doing things backwards in a career has more benefits than it should.lol..I live to work and work to live 7 days a week, 10 hours a day. because if you hatin, you just wasting your time.lol. i also like to write and read on some spare time when i'm not tiresome...well thats me in a nut shell....much luv...obviously i love running take a look at my own articals about me....get at me if this catch's your eye....CHOW!!ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL NEWS PAPER
SIPI runners win national championshipSouthwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute (SIPI) sent a team to the National Junior College Athletic Association competition in Levelland, TX, in June and came back with the marathon team title. This was SIPI's fourth championship, preceded by victories in 1994, 1997, 1998, and 1999 for the Bureau of Indian Affairs college in Albuquerque, NM.The victory this year was especially remarkable because several of the SIPI runners were rookies. One of the school's runners, Jason King, 28, had been out of school for more than a decade. He had been an all-state runner at West Mesa High School in Albuquerque. Another student, Reuben James, had never run competitively until this year. Joey Franklin of Shiprock, a freshman, finished fourth overall. SIPI had four of the top 10 finishers: Franklin, King in sixth place, freshman Greg Concho of Acoma Pueblo, NM, in ninth place, and James in tenth place.James, a 21-year old from Chinle, AZ, told the West Side Journal that he had always been a recreational runner but never ran as part of a team. "I was born for running," he said. The SIPI coach is Mike Daney.
