Today I've been reading a lot of Boston Marathon Race recaps
Mel @ Tall Mom HERE
Katye @ Longs Legs On the Loose HERE
Dorothy @ Mile Posts HERE
I don't live far from Boston, 1.5 hours at most. I've never had a desire to run it before. My friend Speedy trooper runs it every year with the rest of his state trooper buddies, and I always track his results. My brother, who lives in Boston, volunteers every year, and ran the 5K this year. When I told Speedy trooper that I would be doing the Disney marathon, he said "Why don't you do a real marathon like Boston or Chicago?" To me, a marathon is still a marathon, but WOW how amazing does Boston seem after reading all these race reports!

Today I managed a run. A short run. My back was achy, I haven't stretched in probably a week, and I just wasn't really feeling it. After 2 miles, I called it quits and stretched for a good 20 minutes. Tomorrow is a scheduled swim & strength day, I am crossing my fingers my lazy butt will wake up for it.
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3 comments:
I don't have the desire to do it either ... but then again, I have no desire to do any marathons - but I loved reading all the race recaps too. It's such an amazing accomplishment. One thing I would love to do is the Disney or Princess) half marathons - they sound like so much fun!
Running for something you are passionate about is awesome!! :0) Boston does seem amazing, I do have to agree. I don't think I could ever get to a 3:40 marathon, though! lol
I think running for charity is always cool. I haven't had the itch to run Boston, let alone a half marathon. I guess I've got a ways to go before I'm thinking about Boston.
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