
Waiting for the race to start
When my hubs told me that we would be traveling to Michigan the last 2 weeks of August I set out to find a 5K during the beginning of the month. The only problem with this logic was the fact that the first week was BlogHer in San Diego and then the next weekend was a work weekend for the hubs. Plus, I would be spending that time getting everyone packed for our trip.
So I changed the search location and began looking for races that would be around us while gone and wouldn’t you know there just happened to be a race happening during the first weekend we were gone.
I talked to my hubs who offered to run it with me (thank goodness) and then immediately registered us for Running the Rails in Ypsilanti during the Heritage Festival.

During the race
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In June I ran the “Run, Walk, Ride” 5K by Habitat for Humanity. Since it was in my hometown I new the course well and knew that it included several hills. My goal for this race was to run every single hill. I’m happy to say that I did just that. My family stayed home because the weather was cruddy, which meant this was the first race I didn’t have someone waiting for me at the finish line. That was a little hard, but I overcame it. My time for this race was nothing to right home about. I did learn though that the course was almost a 1/2 mile longer than a 5K so that made me feel better. I finished in 43:37. Bleh.









