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I've finished a couple of races here and there...

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Maybe one day I'll be enough of a runner to run a race.

maybe not...

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My ultimate long term goal is to die young as late as possible...

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Rule #1:  Cardio - Zombies lead a very active lifestyle, so should you.

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Time for another shameless plug for the Run Across Alabama for Elliott.  The run finishes up one month from today at the Alabama-Mississippi State Line just west of Red Bay, Alabama, at which point Eric Schotz, Jon Elmore, and Eric Charette will have run 183 miles over the course of four days across AL (I will only be running a paltry 75 or so miles over the course of the last two days).

If you are unfamiliar with the event, it is for a great cause, benefiting the research of a heartbreaking childhood disease.  Check out the website:

http://www.runacrossalabama.com/

Comments
From Carolyn in Colorado on Thu, Jun 04, 2009 at 14:23:14 from 198.241.217.15

A paltry 75 or so miles over the course of the last two days. You know how absurd that sounds, right?

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