Not only did I take the time to pray for those who were injured and killed in that day's tragic events, as well as their families and friends, I also made sure to take the time to thank the Lord for the opportunities and abilities He has blessed me with along my running journey. I may never qualify for the Boston Marathon, but as a running community we support, defend, and run alongside one another.
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I also continually wear a reminder of that day on my ankle. We received bracelets in our goodie bags from the San Diego Rock 'n' Roll Half Marathon last year (unfortunately I have TINY wrists, so the "one-size-fits-all" option does NOT fit my wrist, but does fit my ankle) and haven't taken it off since getting it.
Today we remember, together we run #BostonStrong.
{PS My pace wasn't too shabby either, especially for not having a run on the calendar - Mile 1: 8:59, Mile 2: 8:35, Mile 3: 8:19, Mile 4: 7:31, and the last .15 Mile: 6:47 pace}
I did a remembrance run today, as well. Prayed for the victims families and thanking God for the many survivors. Praying for calm in the city of Boston. Felt good to run today!
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