The phrase "about me running" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic related to your running activities or experiences.
Example: "I want to share a few thoughts about me running in the marathon last year."
Alternatives: "regarding my running" or "concerning my running".
It's about me running the country.
"There's a lot of talk about me running for comptroller and yes, I am going to do that.
"I don't think anybody's calling me up to say let's try it again," Lukas said yesterday, adding: "It's not about me running a horse -- it's about me being competitive.
"The fact is there have been people talking about me running for president since 2010 and they all said I would do it in 2012 and I said I wouldn't, and I didn't," Mr Christie, 51, said at the debate at William Paterson University in Wayne.
If I'm a guy you can trust to manage your field staff and your players, what is it you couldn't trust about me running your team?" Stewart said he doesn't know if he wants to be a pitching coach the rest of his working life.
A two-page essay about me runs that weekend.
The New York Times Magazine story that ran during my race about me ran under the headline, 'Can Wendy Davis Have It All?' That question would never be asked of a male candidate". .
There was a great deal of me running about as a teenager in ill-fitting, garish 60's floral print muumuus.
I'd wanted to be perceived as this spiritual person, but the reality was me running about with my pants around by my knees".
Sooner or later, they'll turn everybody in the Village against me The countermen and the waitresses in the diner, for example — I'm sure they've turned against me simply because they've heard some of the Village radicals making remarks about me and running me down.
