groovygirls
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- Feb 26, 2007
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I had a MUCH better day today. My time did not improve too much but my outlook did! 4.97 miles in 58.46. Still slug time but I am doffing the crown to someone else today! Any takers?
In the 50s to start. I run mostly on dirt roads and they were wet sloggy mud. Similar to running in wet sand. I saw many bluebirds which always makes me happy and a true sign of spring- sap buckets!
Can anyone tell me how to load/attach pictures? I have a great one of Bella after our run. She is FILTHY!
Rainy now and ice to come. The kids had a blast skiing. The slopes were shut down due to the rain but they had a few hours of warm weather skiing. My 5 year old DD is quite the daredevil. Her big sister looks after her so well. It makes my heart swell with joy and pride when I see the older one ski in front of her so that the little one doesn't go too fast. I am very lucky.
Hope every one had fun today- Daylight savings Sunday!
In the 50s to start. I run mostly on dirt roads and they were wet sloggy mud. Similar to running in wet sand. I saw many bluebirds which always makes me happy and a true sign of spring- sap buckets!
Can anyone tell me how to load/attach pictures? I have a great one of Bella after our run. She is FILTHY!
Rainy now and ice to come. The kids had a blast skiing. The slopes were shut down due to the rain but they had a few hours of warm weather skiing. My 5 year old DD is quite the daredevil. Her big sister looks after her so well. It makes my heart swell with joy and pride when I see the older one ski in front of her so that the little one doesn't go too fast. I am very lucky.
Hope every one had fun today- Daylight savings Sunday!
I freakin' give up.
We haven't had snow like this in years. I know - this happens to you guys a lot. I can see where it would get old but I'm enjoying it for now. What's funny is that it was 76 degrees here Sunday, in the 60's yesterday and will be in the 60's tomorrow. Go figure!
). Because we didn't think we could finish under 6 hours, we got to start 2 hours earlier than the regular start at 8am. What was neat about this is that I got to run with the leaders for all of 3 seconds.
And, to answer your question...yes, there are dedicated relay points. At these points, there were mini finish lines for the relay member coming in - complete with disc jockeys, balloon canopys, medal presentations, food, drinks, photographers - almost like a regular finish line but a little smaller. Instead of wearing a chip on your shoe, we had a chip that strapped around the ankle. When one person finished his leg, the other person would take the chip and strap it around his ankle. Pretty cool. I highly recommend it.
) but maybe I can do NYC sometime. I can only dream about it at this point. Good luck! I hope you get in.
By the way, I'm in a lottery too - for the Nike Women's Half in San Francisco. I did this one last year. It is such a popular race - the organizers decided to make it a lottery this year since it sold out in 1 day last year and many would-be participants were turned away.
did I read that??? We need to figure out pacing so EVERYONE finishes. I have to adopt the Ohana phrase here...no one gets left behind. We are all going to finish!!!!

DB!