Cute medals.
Pretty sites along the way. The band did not start playing just as I passed by (always startling when they do).
And all the rest I have to say is negative. Ranting to the ether.....
Don't come to a dead stop in the last .15 mile to hug a spectator. If my knees were stronger and could handle an impact and I'd had a millimeter less room we would have ended up on the ground. If you're walking three abreast AND have wide tutus don't be stunned and rude about it when someone (not me; I just watched it) squeezes between you. Especially at the curve with grizzly to the right and churro carts and trash cans to the left and there is nowhere else to go for those behind you; a little self awareness goes a long way. They would have done well to read the course rules, too. Please people look the way you're about to move before going. Walk right. Run left. Move from side to side if you're doing both. Putting your hand up to indicate walking isn't helpful if you're just going to walk on the left.
Yeah. I wasn't a fan of today. Dreading tomorrow. Not looking forward to Princess.
Though my legs feel decent! I met Jeff Galloway on Thursday and bought a timer and he encouraged me to try 30 second intervals. I did it for the most part (walking and running on the correct sides as much as others would let me) and while my funky knee and the course congestion slowed me down, and moving side to side that much got irritating, my legs feel really good. Which is the point. But I'd like Jeff to run with me at my pace in my corral sometime so he can figure out how to help those of us who aren't starting in A.
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We slept through 45 minutes of alarms this morning. Thank you to DH who finally woke at 4:15. Whew.
Tomorrow there will be a wakeup call if this hotel does those.