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Today's Pea's big day, right?
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a1mamacat
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SportsFan68
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I was thrilled to learn about the people who ran with Pea. Not with Pea, you know what I mean -- Edison Pena, Al Roker, Bobby Flay, Jared, and on and on.
One local woman qualified with an excellent half-marathon time, and I just learned yesterday that she didn't go after all. She rode her bicycle in a little half-century in beautiful and remarkably warm weather for November.
One local woman qualified with an excellent half-marathon time, and I just learned yesterday that she didn't go after all. She rode her bicycle in a little half-century in beautiful and remarkably warm weather for November.
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-- America would be a better place if leaders would do more long-term thinking. -- Wilma Mankiller
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christie1111
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SportsFan68 wrote:I was thrilled to learn about the people who ran with Pea. Not with Pea, you know what I mean -- Edison Pena, Al Roker, Bobby Flay, Jared, and on and on.
One local woman qualified with an excellent half-marathon time, and I just learned yesterday that she didn't go after all. She rode her bicycle in a little half-century in beautiful and remarkably warm weather for November.
It is amazing to see the variety of people who run including at least one blind-deaf older man running with 2 guides.
Oh, and the guy in the rhino suit. Some how I missed Gumby but I heard about him.
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kusch
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Under 5 hours is quite impressive to me. Congrats!!!!
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tlynn78
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Yay Peaby!!
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You can ignore reality, but you can't ignore the consequences of ignoring reality. -Ayn Rand
Those who can make you believe absurdities, can make you commit atrocities. -Voltaire
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peacock2121
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Gumby was Brian - the coach that Run2Remember provided for us.christie1111 wrote:SportsFan68 wrote:I was thrilled to learn about the people who ran with Pea. Not with Pea, you know what I mean -- Edison Pena, Al Roker, Bobby Flay, Jared, and on and on.
One local woman qualified with an excellent half-marathon time, and I just learned yesterday that she didn't go after all. She rode her bicycle in a little half-century in beautiful and remarkably warm weather for November.
It is amazing to see the variety of people who run including at least one blind-deaf older man running with 2 guides.
Oh, and the guy in the rhino suit. Some how I missed Gumby but I heard about him.
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peacock2121
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Re: Today's Pea's big day, right?
To me as well.kusch wrote:Under 5 hours is quite impressive to me. Congrats!!!!
Have I said how proud I am of me?