Heart and Sole Run, June 2008





Emily, Chris and I ran the Heart and Sole Run benefitting St. Vincent Children's Foundation. It was my first 5k. I was really nervous. It was a nice downhill start, but at 3/4 mile it was a steep uphill that just about did me in. I finished in 37:37 which I'm really proud of. Emily stuck with Chris. He tuckered out at 1/4 mile and they walked the whole thing in about 45 minutes. Race number 2 for the summer was good.
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JNL said…
Way to go!! I am always very impressed with people who can run farther than the end of the block-which is about my limit these days. I think its fabulous that you decided to do it as a family. Happy blogging Alice-looks great!
September 29, 2008 at 9:11 AM
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