Here are some pictures of the progress
In other news...
I RAN RAGNAR! What is Ragnar, you ask? 12 people, two vans, 195 miles, 32 hours-ish, and no sleep. The team has 6 people in each van. Within the 32ish hours one person on your team is always running. My van consisted of Stacey, my sister, and some of her friends and friends of friends. Our group started about 3:00 pm Friday afternoon. My first leg was 2.5 miles in the evening {not bad at all}. My second leg, though, was 7.2 at about 2 in the AM!! It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be and I really wasn't too tired. It was my last leg, which I ran about 2 in the afternoon the next day {4.8 miles} that was killer. I was tired and sore and worn out and tired!!! Before the race, during my training, I kept wondering how I would feel when I was done. Would I think, "Wow, this was the best thing I have done and I can't wait to run another one!" Or, "I don't foresee myself EVER doing this again, EVER" I am sorry to say that I felt the latter. I have no desire to run for a very, very, very long time. Weird, because after my half-marathon, I couldn't wait to do another one. I guess Ragnar just isn't my thing. It is a nice feeling, though, to know I completed it!
A few pictures from the race
Apryl and me {ready to go with my vest and head lamp for my first evening run}
meg, are you KIDDING me?!?!? that is amazing!!! i cannot believe you ran that far, youre my idol! your yard is so cute!! i love it!!!
ReplyDeleteRagnar is the ultimate challenge (so I hear.) What a great accomplishment! I am uber impressed!!
ReplyDeleteI don't know how you did it. If it were me when 2am hit I'd probably jump out and call a cab! Goood job I'm so proud of you! The light looks sexy too ;)
ReplyDeleteAnd I heard that you did help on the yard, I heard that you are super strong and lifted a big wheel barrow!!