That's awesome - a really strong 10K time... and I always found that a hard distance to run.
I'm not really all that fast, especially after a badly broken ankle a few years back, so 'quick' was relative...
But what's funny about me is that I'm what a friend calls an "Adult Onset Athlete." I've battled my weight most of my life, and nine years ago started run/walking right before my wedding. I was 252 lbs (at 5'4") and a size 22. I lost more than 115 lbs primarily from running (and because after I run, I feel like I don't want to 'waste' all that effort by eating junk). The coolest thing, though, isn't what I lost - it's that I gained this athlete! I was totally the last kid picked for gym my whole life. And while I'm not the fastest person out there, I'm also not the slowest, and have won my share of age group trophies. The first time I placed, I thought I was going to cry. Who knew I could be good at something athletic! I'm insanely proud of all my little medals, cause it's something I NEVER thought I could have done. And it makes my heart totally sing when the kids ask me if they can come watch me 'runnin' in da race."
Off to buy lots of socks (ours were flood victims

) and a new pair of cheapie sunglasses. And sunblock. And maybe a dry erase marker... I love that idea!