SEA 3-Day Do Sept 12-14, 2008 - fundraising for Susan G Komen breast cancer charity
Sep 15, 2008, 11:16 am
#106
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Pismo Beach, CA
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Greetings from the SEA AS BR. We're on our way back to the Bay Area. Thank you all for such a delightful dinner with old and new friends. Thank you Missy for your dedication to a worthy cause and for bringing us all together. What a great choice for dinner! It was such a nice finish to our anniversary weekend! 
Sep 15, 2008, 12:33 pm
#107
Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: Seattle, WA
Programs: Alaska 100K - MM, defender of shoes on the carpeted bulkhead 4ever, AA LT PLT, Hyatt Glob, HH Dia
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Thanks for the yummy dinner and conversation and company!
My right little toe is still not speaking to me.
Other than that, things are just hunky dory.
I moblogged to flickr. You can see what happened here.
I didn't take too many more exciting pictures. I did get a bunch of emails and texts from my walking buddies who were all reporting in their various injuries.
Man, what a ride...
lala
My right little toe is still not speaking to me.
Other than that, things are just hunky dory.
I moblogged to flickr. You can see what happened here.
I didn't take too many more exciting pictures. I did get a bunch of emails and texts from my walking buddies who were all reporting in their various injuries.
Man, what a ride...
lala
Sep 16, 2008, 10:17 am
#108
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: deep within the Eskimo lair
Programs: TubWorld, Bar Alliance, Borratxo Legendarium
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Thank you.. thank you.. thank you!!
To all those who donated, called to cheer us on, and who joined us for the celebratory dinner last night. (Happy Anniversary Nobbi and Jack)
Special thanks to my fellow Bodacious Tata's for keeping me motivated during training, and my boyfriend for getting up ungodly early every morning, and for picking me up every night for dinner so I didn't have to eat camp food
My feet are doing much better than my brain at this point, which is having a hard time getting out of first gear. I have a giant pile of work to get through, then I'll give a better recap and post some photos.
Thanks again!
To all those who donated, called to cheer us on, and who joined us for the celebratory dinner last night. (Happy Anniversary Nobbi and Jack)
Special thanks to my fellow Bodacious Tata's for keeping me motivated during training, and my boyfriend for getting up ungodly early every morning, and for picking me up every night for dinner so I didn't have to eat camp food
My feet are doing much better than my brain at this point, which is having a hard time getting out of first gear. I have a giant pile of work to get through, then I'll give a better recap and post some photos.
Thanks again!
Sep 16, 2008, 2:31 pm
#110
Join Date: May 2005
Location: BOS
Programs: UA
Posts: 1,771
This was such an interesting and mixed-bag (since I was unable to walk) event for me. I'm really, really happy to have signed up with Missy and Lalala...they made everything so much more fun than it would have been going alone.
Thanks to all y'all who sent support our way I'm sorry for missing the dinner, but I was having a crisis of conscience at showing up for just the opening and closing ceremonies. Although, it did occur to me that it would have been awfully awkwardly funny if I'd gotten to the finish line before any of the real walkers! 
Photos are up on flickr now, including Missy's injured foot!
Thanks to all y'all who sent support our way
I'm sorry for missing the dinner, but I was having a crisis of conscience at showing up for just the opening and closing ceremonies. Although, it did occur to me that it would have been awfully awkwardly funny if I'd gotten to the finish line before any of the real walkers! Photos are up on flickr now, including Missy's injured foot!
Sep 16, 2008, 3:07 pm
#111
Moderator Communications Coordinator, Signatures
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: deep within the Eskimo lair
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Being injured shouldn't have caused a crisis of conscience! At least you were smart enough to know your limits.. unlike some of those who ended up on stretchers with IV's because they didn't listen to their bodies tell them to stop.
You took some awesome pics!
You took some awesome pics!
Sep 16, 2008, 9:08 pm
#112
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Pismo Beach, CA
Programs: Marriott Lifetime Platinum Elite, UA Premier 1K, TAP Silver, Hyatt Discoverist
Posts: 1,544
This was such an interesting and mixed-bag (since I was unable to walk) event for me. I'm really, really happy to have signed up with Missy and Lalala...they made everything so much more fun than it would have been going alone.
Thanks to all y'all who sent support our way I'm sorry for missing the dinner, but I was having a crisis of conscience at showing up for just the opening and closing ceremonies. Although, it did occur to me that it would have been awfully awkwardly funny if I'd gotten to the finish line before any of the real walkers!
Photos are up on flickr now, including Missy's injured foot!
Thanks to all y'all who sent support our way
I'm sorry for missing the dinner, but I was having a crisis of conscience at showing up for just the opening and closing ceremonies. Although, it did occur to me that it would have been awfully awkwardly funny if I'd gotten to the finish line before any of the real walkers! Photos are up on flickr now, including Missy's injured foot!
Sorry about your crisis. It wasn't necessary. Wish you'd been at Maximilien.