How exciting. I get to have a handmade vintage styled apron as a prize. I knew that those 4 years of college would pay off somehow!
Honestly though, I’m very flattered.
"To become aware of the possibility of the search is to be onto something. Not to be onto something is to be in despair." - Walker Percy, The Moviegoer
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The photo finish
Follow this link to see Molly and I cross the finish line.
OK, I’ll stop talking about the Marathon now.
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Thanks everyone!
Rob told you all that I could have done it in 4:20, but that was because the first half of the course is 100 times easier than the second half. You literally run down hill…
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4:33:15
Finished!
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Things to eat
Well, there are only 2 days left. TWO DAYS LEFT!!!! On Saturday morning, before the sun rises I will be up and ready to…
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A different picture of Elise
My Father-in-Law says the previous picture made Elise look like an Alien. OK fine, it is a little extreme, but it’s supposed to be more Andy Warhol than Norman Rockwell. But to ease any fears…
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May 18, 2007 at 4:10 pm
Polly
Congrats! OK! I knew you were out there somewhere - your link is now fixed.
I could picture that avatar and knew you’d been Lutheran blogging for a long time - just couldn’t remember the blog name.
Yes, blogging is about the only way I’m using my journalism degree these days too, lol.
May 18, 2007 at 4:13 pm
Polly
Oh hey — I haven’t been reading since you moved from blogger. I see you’ve become a runner. Good for you!
I am a former runner - ran from the late 70s all thru school and on college teams, then finally ran a marathon in 2000 and a 64 mile trail relay in 01. Then ——I burned out. : (
May 18, 2007 at 5:17 pm
Devona
How bad is it that I’m already counting down the days until I don’t have to think about running anymore? *blush*
I will probably pick it up again later, but I’m doing too much right now already and running is great, but I need to focus on my family.
How many miles were each leg of the relay? I’m thinking that if I’m not as sick of running as I think I am I’d like to try for the Akron Marathon next summer.