Races

A Run for Sherry

Do you know Sherry Arnold? Personally speaking, I do not either. In the running world continuum, she is one of us.

Thought of the week

“Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not: Nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not: Unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not: The world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent.”

  –Anonymous

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Marriage proposals, Tylenol and birthday surprises

This is how it all started on Dec. 4, 2011.

                                      5:20 am Dec 4, 2011

 

Gobblers and Gratitude

The past few days have been busy around here. Spending time with family as we celebrated Thanksgiving. And I will be the first to say that I have so much to be thankful for! I am thankful for my beautiful family – near, far, immediate and extended. (I can even overlook that you were 30 minutes late for Thanksgiving dinner!) And I know every member of my family is thankful that Grandpa is with us. The week prior he was placed on a ventilator and things were really touch and go. But he is doing better and getting stronger every day.

Tri ing to not think about it

On Sunday 20 November I ran a 10km race in aid of Help For Heroes at Lightwater Valley, a theme park about 3 niles from home.

The Ugly: San Diego Day Three, Silver Strand Half-Marathon

Sunday: 

I should have known this wasn't going to be a good day as soon as the alarm went off.  Usually the night before a race, I can hardly sleep and wake up before my alarm jazzed up and raring to go.  Not that day.  I had to pry myself off the bed to start getting ready.  I just felt exhausted!  

The Slow: San Diego Day Two, Girls On The Go 5K

Saturday:

The Good: San Diego Day One, Heroes 5K

Friday morning I woke to cloudy but comfortable.  It was mid-50's, perfect for running!  I woke up WAY too early- not adjusted to the time zone. 

The Good, The Slow, And The Ugly: San Diego Race Weekend Preview

I just got home from my "3 days, 3 races" vacation in San Diego.  As indicated by the title of this post, I did not have three good races.  I am exhausted (I think I have a vacation hangover!)  and after the "ugly" race, have had a ridiculously hard time collecting my thoughts to start writing these reports. 

 

Overall, though, I had a wonderful time and met some great people!  This was my first trip to San Diego and won't be my last.  Here's how my weekend started out...

 

My Journey to Outlaw

 

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