Last year I raced the Philly Tri just 4.5 months after Amy was born. It was a tough, tough race and what got me to the finish line that day was the thought of carrying Amy across it.
We just posted our 2014 race schedule! This list isn't set in stone, but we wanted to give our sponsors (and potential sponsors!), competitors, family and all of you guys a sense of where we will be, when.
This year's line up is a little different from previous years.
a bowl of oats to warm up a dark, rainy morning.
The Mix: purely elizabeth Ancient Grain Hot Cereal with carrots, currants, toasted coconut and sliced almonds.
The Story: We usually stock up on groceries on our way to the country for the weekend.
Happy New Year! Hard to believe that a year ago, Bec and I were just about to welcome our little girls into the world. So much has happened over the course of those 300-something days, and aside from the obvious thrills of raising a baby, the past year has been a flurry of adventures and new experiences. Especially when it has to do with running.
I just plunked down $800 to buy an Ironman pro license and signed up for my first race of 2014: An Ironman 70.3 in February. So, yeah, I’m doing a 180 from not-a-care-in-the-world vacation mode of the last few weeks to I-have-to race-in-44 days panic. Well, it isn’t that extreme, but I do have to start focusing on the work to be done over the next month…and maybe stop eating so much chocolate.