The hardest part about a marathon is all the time it takes to train. Thanks to Taylor I went on many hours of running sessions. He some how managed to keep the kids entertained (and alive) every time. I'm so grateful he lets me do this, I know it's a pain in the toosh!
A shot of crossing the finish line. The time isn't that great, we are walking, we are dead tired... But at least we made it. Next year, when I'm not nursing a 5 month old, and it's not 100 degree's out -- my time BETTER be improved!
My mom is the best -- she brought my kids over early and did the Mayor's Walk. They loved it... Well, Jake loved running, Luke survived because grandma pulled him along.
One of the BEST parts of the race was training with friends. I would have died if I didn't have Nina to run with every weekend over the summer, and it was so fun to run with Amber during the race (her and Mike flew from Ohio to do the race). Even though Holly is MUCH faster them me, it was fun to talk about training and get ready for the big day together.
A shot before the race L2R: Nina, Me, Holly, Jon(Bowen), Kyle Frei, Mike and Amber
Love these pictures of the finish. Taylor took the one on the left and was very bugged at the guy on the right getting in the way of photographing me and Amber. It wasn't until several days later he realized it was MIKE getting carried across the finish line. That heat wasn't good for any of our times! :)
Mike (along with MANY marathoners that day) suffered some dehydration, but a few days in CABO with some major R&R fixed us all right up.