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Location:

UT,

Member Since:

Dec 31, 2007

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Marathon Finish

Running Accomplishments:

I ran my first marathon as a teenager in 1981 with my Dad (The Coronado Marathon). Since then I've run St, George (3x) Utah Valley (3x) Ogden (1 full, 2 halves) Park City (1 x) Boston Marathon (1x) Washington DC (1x) Moab Half Marathon (6x) ,Ye Old Freedom Festival 5 & 10K (a million x) and many others.

But I'm all done with that now.  I'm officially a jogger.

Short-Term Running Goals:

My running goal is to keep on keepin' on.

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

Jog into the sunset.

Personal:

I like being outside.

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Saucony ProGrid V Lifetime Miles: 479.51
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Treated myself to a short, luscious little run in the pouring rain in the early daylight....my favorite. The yellow tree leaves are still clinging to the branches, piles of leaves bunched up under the trees. I love watching the rain fall into the puddles and the wet street. The temp dropped half way through, and the rain turned to hail and started to accumulate on my hood and in my dogs fur. I helped myself to the abundant purple Concord grapes dangling from the yellowing vines that no one harvested and an over ripe apple clinging to a branch on a tree near the cemetery. It was the perfect morning and the perfect breakfast. It reminded me of a run I took about 10 or 11 years ago in Oregon one summer. I had to go to Mt. Hood for a work thing and there was this 5 mile trail in a loop near the resort. Along the trail were tons of raspberry bushes. So while I ran along I picked and ate abut a hundred raspberries and I drank from a pristine spring coming straight down off Mt. Hood. I'll never forget the berries because they grew flat onto the flower pestle and would lay almost flat on my fingertips. I love the changing weather today, and am getting ready for winter. I am just in love with this melancholy day. Time to make soup....

Comments
From Smooth on Mon, Nov 12, 2012 at 14:38:35 from 67.2.119.62

I love this!!! You are so poetic! One day your words will be put to music and sung with joyful hearts! :)

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