And the winner is.........

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Well, the 3rd place is ME!!! I was so excited to get 3rd place. I think this will inspire me to try to improve to get more awards...

I so chose to run the 5k and placed 3rd in my age group. YEAH!!!!! I didn't think I was going to do it as I tried out a new eating program. I usually have a banana and coffee with a couple of bites of a Baker's Breakfast Cookie before a race. Today I decided to eat the banana and drink the coffee but to also eat the entire cookie. I ate it about 1 1/2 hours before the race. I thought that would be plenty of time for it to digest. I was wrong. By the time the race started I could still feel it there and I was getting nauseous and I ended up with a stitch in my side. I had to stop and walk 3 times I think. I was sure I'd blown it. But I didn't. I still came in 3rd so that's cool. It was nice to win an award.....

After that I came home and we went to Gordon Biersch for lunch. UGH!!! Then I had to take a nap I was so very tired.

Anyway, that's my day and now I need to do laundry.......

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Anonymous said…
3rd place is FANTASTIC!! Congrats!
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