Twin Peaks 50/50 Photos
Meeting Jessica
Race Prep
Pre-race Dinner
Course Marking
Race Day!
Final Day in SoCal
I had so much fun this weekend! It was exactly what I needed.
Unfortunately, a combination of a rich lunch with two beers, followed by two glasses of framboise ("fram-bwah"), topped with two flights to get home to Tucson caused for a sick night (I'm terrified of flying; I had no clue my palms could sweat!) :( I spent most of last night in the bathroom, and am waiting to feel slightly better before I head into work.
Coming up: a challenge has been thrown down, plus - my return to ultras
Comments
I was hoping this weekend would inspire you to run ultras again! Welcome Back!
Posted by: Mark Hatfield | February 6, 2007 10:30 AM
Sorry you got sick :( I didn't think that would happen. When did it hit you?
Hope you are feeling better soon!!
Posted by: Jessica | February 6, 2007 11:45 AM
Aw, you can't get sick, you are returning to ultras:)
Posted by: olga | February 6, 2007 01:14 PM
Thank you for your kind words. It was fabulous meeting you!
Posted by: Greg | February 6, 2007 01:53 PM
I hope you feel better soon, Angie!
Posted by: Denise "Firefly" | February 6, 2007 06:33 PM
Looks like you had a great time. I am glad that you did but I hope you get better soon.
Posted by: Curtis | February 6, 2007 08:20 PM
It was fun looking at your pictures. I hope you are feeling better! Can't wait to hear about your return to ultras. : )
Posted by: Sarah | February 6, 2007 09:40 PM
Great photos, looks like a wonderful weekend was had by all bloggers! Returning to Ultra's...ya that's the spirit Angie. I look forward to more details.
Posted by: Ryan | February 7, 2007 08:36 AM
Thank you for sharing all of that!! I had fun looking at the pics! Sorry you got sick!
Posted by: Javamom | February 7, 2007 11:38 AM
Good job! You are braver than me...I won't even get on an airplane. Hope you feel better.
Posted by: Chad in the Arizona Desert | February 7, 2007 05:13 PM
Great pix! Looks like you all had a really good time. Great job as a volunteer!
Eric
Posted by: Eric | February 7, 2007 08:28 PM
Um, sorry about that framboise there, Angie. If I see you out there in AZ at Javelina, I'll bring you some coffee (whole or ground?) :)
Having met you at Twin Peaks was quite a treat. Reading your blog doesn't do its author justice. You really had such an engaging personality, stopping and listening to what people had to say with what appeared to be the utmost interest. And, having such a kind soul at the finish made the experience that much more worthwhile!
Trying to remember who I am? Picture that dork with shoulder-length brown hair, wearing the red Javelina shirt!
Posted by: Kirk Fortini | February 9, 2007 12:35 PM
Um, sorry about that framboise there, Angie. If I see you out there in AZ at Javelina, I'll bring you some coffee (whole or ground?) :)
Having met you at Twin Peaks was quite a treat. Reading your blog doesn't do its author justice. You really had such an engaging personality, stopping and listening to what people had to say with what appeared to be the utmost interest. And, having such a kind soul at the finish made the experience that much more worthwhile!
Trying to remember who I am? Picture that dork with shoulder-length brown hair, wearing the red Javelina shirt!
Posted by: Kirk Fortini | February 9, 2007 12:35 PM
Sorry about that double-post, Angie. I am, sorry to admit, still a bit of a 'techno-tard.'
Posted by: Kirk Fortini | February 9, 2007 12:37 PM
Just a note about this "dork with shoulder-length brown hair", he and I finished around the same time well after dark. As I looked at his sun baked on salt, he told me that he had picked up a yellow water bottle and had thought is was mine. So he handed it to me. I thanked him and went trying to remember my name. Later on after I was home I thought back about when I fell in the poisen oak which was when my water bottle fell off. It was before Holy Jim. This guy carried a FULL water bottle for 24 miles and returned it to me. He may never see this post. If I had the chance I would thank him with more effort true appreciation for his kindness. He looked like he had had a very, very, long and rewarding day.
And yes, Angie it was nice to see you and the other two fellows at the finish. Never again. Take Care, Mike Kennedy
Posted by: Mike Kennedy | February 28, 2007 11:22 PM