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We've had the Kanga Kid for six months and got it when our daughter was 18 months; we also own a Deuter KC III. The Kanga is great for trips around town, shorter hikes, play dates to the park. It's a day pack that unzips to hide a kid-carrying backpack with a full safety harness. It lets you indulge your budding young walker and their new found independence streak. The pack is small and nimble; has a ton of storage; is compartmentalized to keep items organized; and carries your child comfortably.
There is a big difference between the KC I-III and the Kanga in terms of how the child rides. In the Kanga your child needs to be awake and have good upper body stability – they love how they can look around, lean to the sides, and really interact with the world. The clever Deuter folk have made the back system work to handle an active child on board and still be comfortable. However, they can't nap in the Kanga. One of our favorite features of our KCIII is that Ali loves to sleep in it.
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Join photographer and author Chris Orwig in Photoshop Lightroom 4 Essentials: Organizing and Sharing with the Library Module, as he explores the interface of this popular image-management program and shows how to use its Library module to organize and manage a photo library. The course covers importing both still images and video; shooting in tethered-capture mode; organizing and rating images with flags, stars, labels, and location tags; and working with collections. The course also details how to export, email, and share photos, and introduces the Lightroom 4 video-editing features, as well as its ability to work together with the full editing power of Photoshop. Exercise files are included with the course.
Now that we've spent some time exploring how we can add flag, stars and labels for our photographs, let's take a look at how we can filter based on this additive metadata, based on this criteria that we've added to our photographs. One of the things that we need to do is to start working with the Library Filters. Well in the Library Module, in the Grid View, you have the Library Filter bar up top. Now here's the a really important shortcut for you. If that isn't visible, you can open or close that by pressing the Backslash key. That's a key which leans the left. So here it goes.
You can see it's gone, press that key, and then it comes back. Great! Next, we have this Attribute button here. We're going to go ahead and click on that and this will open up the various attributes that we have. We have Flags, we have Ratings and we also have Color Labels. Now if you ever can't really figure out how to find that, you can always go to your Library pulldown menu. Let me show you this briefly. Over here, we have the Library pulldown menu. We can enable the filters and then we can also filter based on a flag or rating or a color label.
So again, we could choose that and what that would do then is just show us the images that have a red label attached to them. You can also see that it illuminated this red label button. All right! Well, let's take a look at how we can work with this panel here. I am going to turn off the Red Label option and then, let's say, we want to filter based on star rating. I'll go ahead and click on one star. Here is one star or more, you can see we have various images. Well, let's say that what I really want is to find the images with a one star rating and a color label.
Well, I can then select that color label and this will show me the images that have a one or more star rating, because that's what this sign stands for, and then it shows me all of those photographs one or more stars and, of course, that red label. So, all I am trying to illustrate here is that we can combine these different attributes. We can also say, well, let's add flag to the mix. Now once we do that we only have one image with all of those different attributes. It has a flag, it has a one or more star rating and it has that red label. Now this is dynamic, of course, we can take these off one at a time and start to see what we have.
Here are two images just with that flag rating, and you can always click those on and off. Well, this is really helpful, of course, the Library Filters. Well there's another way we can access this as well. If you go down to the filmstrip down below, you'll notice we have this filtering option here, click on this pulldown menu, and you can say, you know what, show me the images that are rated, images that have some sort of a star rating. Well, there they are. We can change the star rating in this field here. Now there's a great shortcut, which allows you to turn all of this library filtering on and off and that shortcut is helpful. Here's why.
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The location was perfect for our activity. It was very close to a dance we were attending. Breakfast good and the morning staff was friendly. Room clean and comfortable. The owner was accommodating in our request for a very early check-in.
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The view out of the back window was beautiful as well as the grounds.
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Staff was very helpful suggesting area points of interest. Sitting on the deck at river edge to enjoy wine at the end of day was perfect. Facilities were impressive
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In the outskirts of Ennis - easy to find - great traditional breakfast - clean and well furnished rooms - nice exercise room - friendly and courteous staff - felt right at home - would love to stay there again
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Location, easy access to the golf courses we had booked.
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I like that it was easy to find. Close to town, a short drive. We had a lovely view from our room.
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Very nice couple - had special dietary needs and they went out of their way to accommodate. Beautiful landscape around the property as well
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Close to Ennis town center and backyard view of charming fast river and pasture. Very good breakfast. Clean rooms and very comfortable beds / furnishings. Easy to get to Cliffs of Moher, the Burren region, Bunratty Castle or even Ring of Kerry. This is a convenient homebase.
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With an idyllic setting on the River Fergus, on-site fishing and a waterside deck, award-winning Ardilaun Guesthouse is a 30-minute walk from Ennis and a 20-minute drive from Shannon Airport. Guests can take scenic walks and try watersports in the surrounding area.
Rooms at Ardilaun Guesthouse are elegant in style and many boast picturesque views of the river. Features include satellite TV and tea and coffee making facilities, as well as an en suite bathroom with free toiletries and a hairdryer.
There is a small gym on site for guests to enjoy, and a cosy lounge with an open fire for colder weather. Free Wi-Fi is available in public areas, and there is free private parking on site.
A full cooked Irish breakfast is served each morning, made from local ingredients. Special dietary requirements can be catered for, and fresh fruit is also available.
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The location was perfect for our activity. It was very close to a dance we were attending. Breakfast good and the morning staff was friendly. Room clean and comfortable. The owner was accommodating in our request for a very early check-in.
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It is quit and peaceful place, just 5 minutes driving away from city centre. The room we stayed has a beautiful panoramic view, it was clean, spacious, comfortable and the wifi worked well and fast. We didn't order breakfast and also didn't need staff assistance, so I cannot rate them.
We would stay here a long time if we did it again. It is VERY clean, breakfast and the rooms were lovely. The hostess is so kind and loves to make you feel welcome. She enjoys talking to you. She leaves little crackers or cookies with the tea and coffee services in your room. It is near other places and not out in the open like the picture shows which we were glad. The back yard is LOVELY with a deck out by the river and chairs to sit and enjoy.
I can't think of anything!! But like I said - don't just stay ONE night - stay more and travel around. Especially if it's warm!
The place looked like it opened a week ago. Surprised to find out it was more than ten years old. Beautiful grounds. Riverside deck. Nice breakfast.
The location, just outside Ennis , in a quiet and peaceful spot was excellent. The staff/owners were friendly and couldn't be more helpful. To be able to step from my room, across the grass and sit by the river..,divine! There is a spacious gym.. and.... there is plenty of parking....loved it!!
There really wasn't anything I didn't like about this guest house
Beautiful location- was a bit of a walk from town without a car but meant a lovely nights sleep with mooing cows and lovely river views.
The view out of the back window was beautiful as well as the grounds.
After trying to locate this B & B with poor directions, exhausted. The proprietor was very warm and welcoming. We went to the car to unload our things an encounter with the proprietress put us on the defensive concerning cash up front when we asked if we could decide on breakfast or not in the morning. He had said it was okay to pay in the am prior to this discussion. She had a very distrusting attitude.
PJ & Anne are sure to make your stay a memorable one. Super friendly hosts that provide a high quality B&B experience. Very clean rooms and a wonderful breakfast. Make this place your home for a few nights to explore Ennis that is just a few minutes away, travel the area's countryside, and even visit the Cliff's of Mohrer that are less than an hour away.
Everything, location is ideal for exploring the Clare, very quiet, very clean and staff were very friendly and accommodating, definitely will be going back again :)
Service was friendly and breakfast awesome. Everything we needed was supplied. Highly recommended :)
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Staff was very helpful suggesting area points of interest. Sitting on the deck at river edge to enjoy wine at the end of day was perfect. Facilities were impressive
Bed somewhat uncomfortable. Rooms could be updated.
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Very Nice place to stay. Relation price/quality excellent. Really clean and quiet.
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everything was perfect, the staff was very helpful, so that we thoruoghly enjoyed our stay
Quiet rural location, friendly owner, tea and bread on arrival. Helpful and knowledgable. Lovely walks in the area.
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Good price. On main road and fairly easy to find
Needs to be updated a little.
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The hip hop music in the sitting lounge did not fit with Ireland.
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It sounds to me like a connection problem - if the tank itself was leaking it should be flooding the top of the tank or more likely running down through the insulation and dripping out the bottom.
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Hold On LyricsArtist: Lucky DubeAlbum: House of Exile What you were going through It's just that I didn't have the right To discuss your problems I saw you struggling For our education I saw you struggling to get us clothes to wear mama This man you got married to is dead alive Over the years I asked myself Many questions Is he my real dad or Was I adopted mama I know it's difficult for you mama But hold on I am a little grown up now Oh Ho Chorus: Hold on just a little bit longer now (x4) You were a laughing stock in the community The press didn't rest Makin' news out of you mama Now is the time to show them that he who laughs last laughs the best, that's the way it is (x2) Chorus: Hold on just a little bit longer now I know it's not easy for you mama but your tears will turn to laughter now that I"m a grown up mama Chorus till fade
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Here's the question: Is it considering lying if you just fail to mention something? Or it just not telling the whole truth? Either way, I forgot to mention something to you.
This past weekend, I headed to Jackson, Mississippi to visit Sara. Sara's my college roommate to is sooooooo close to finishing her PhD in clinical psychology, but she's in Jackson to do her internship. Since I like Sara and I like good reasons to travel (and figured I might never have a really good reason to visit Jackson), it made sense to visit her while she's there for the year. Another good reason to travel is for a race, and conveniently the Mississippi Blues Marathon, Half Marathon, and Quarter Note were nicely placed in January. Seeing as it would make sense to me that Mississippi would be warmer that NYC is in January, I was sold.
My original plan was to run the marathon, riding the cardiovascular wave from Princeton 70.3, to PR or at least put in a strong effort at the marathon distance. Well, between getting really sick after the triathlon and the stress of finding an apartment and Eric moving here, my running never got back to where I wanted it to be. When I finally needed to put my foot down and register, I wasn't even sure I could make the marathon distance. After heading out for a 16 mile run which I struggled through and then got sick after, I decided the marathon was out and the half marathon was in. Could I run the marathon? Sure. Did I want a sufferfest and ruin the rest of my time in Mississippi? Nope. (Was I jealous when I saw the marathon medal? Oh yes.)
I arrived in Jackson on Thursday, and the race was on Saturday. (Because nothing happens in Mississippi on Sundays, if you were wondering.) Sara was working (and not running on Saturday due to injury), so Marissa and I headed to the expo. For being a small race, they had a sizeable number of vendors/race booths. We headed straight to packet pick-up, where we received our bibs (obviously), as well as large reusable bags and the race vests. I'm still not sure how I feel about getting a race vest instead of a race shirt, although I'm pretty sure I would prefer a shirt because I'm not much of a running vest person.
This is officially the most posed blog picture I've ever taken.
My bag ended up having some sort of Icy Hot variation that exploded, so my bag (still) smells like the substance, and it was all over my hands. After a slight panic to find the bathroom lest my fingers go numb, I hunted down some race nutrition (Honey Stinger Waffle and PowerBar Energy Chews) and we were on our way. But first we had to take a picture with a guitar…obviously.
We headed back to Sara's to relax…or at least I did some relaxing. Marissa, who planned to run the Quarter Note, ended up getting a nasty migraine which almost landed her in the ER. If you've ever had a migraine before, you'd realize that getting up early to run the next morning is most likely not in the cards. Sara and I attempted an early bedtime, but I still set my watch for an early, early 5:30am.
Although I had hoped that racing in Mississippi in January would allow me to run with temperatures in the 50's (or at least the 40's, I don't ask for much…), checking the weather the week before flying down made me realize that I shouldn't bank on that. I had high hopes even through race morning, but waking to see a temperature of 27 killed those warm race dreams.
Dear Jackson, maybe you should have had your race on Sunday.
I hoped some food would warm me up, so I had a cup of coffee, a Honey Stinger waffle, and a banana…all while kicking myself for not bringing my headband with me. I got dressed in the dark (this will be important later…) so as not to wake Sara until the last possible second. We headed for downtown Jackson around 6am and arrived with only a slight amount of traffic. Since it didn't make sense for Sara to sit around for the duration of my run (and downtown Jackson didn't have any open coffee shops at that hour on the weekend…), the plan was for Sara to drop me off. I admittedly stalled getting out of the car because I didn't bring anything for bag check, and it was COLD outside. After a few final sips of water, I got a final good luck from Sara and headed out. Luckily, the art museum lobby was open for bag check/packet pickup, so many runners were crowded in there. I hung out in there for a bit before realizing I should find the bathroom before the race start.
The portopotties were located close to the starting line, so I headed out to get in line with everyone else. They had enough that I didn't have to wait too long, and I wanted to stay in longer to stay as warm as possible…but that's mean to other people in line, so I didn't. I made my way up toward the front of the starting area and hoped that the mass of people would keep me warm.
Having checked out previous years' race results, I knew that it wasn't race full of speedy people, so I felt confident lining up near the front. I kicked my legs and jumped around to stay warm. After the National Anthem, the announcer guy kept talking (and it was 7am – start time)…so the guy next to me said, "Can we please just get this started??" Standing around in the cold was something no one wanted to do. At about 7:02, the race started!
My plan for the race was to keep it somewhat easy and run somewhere between 1:40-1:45 overall, which is about 7:40-8 minutes per mile. My running hasn't been that great lately, struggling to run 8 minute miles at times. But of course, if you've ever read here before, when a gun goes off, I go. So I did.
I remember thinking in the first mile that I just wanted to get out and run to warm up. I planned to ignore my watch and just keep moving, but it was hard to tell how my legs felt because they were really, really cold. Most people had lined up correctly according to pace, but a few people hadn't, so I ended up jockeying around some people. At one point, I headed left around a girl wearing purple who was wearing headphones. I made moves to pass her, but when I came up next to her, she kind of moved over. She even got so close that she hit the "lap" button on my Garmin with her elbow! Alright then. She sped up whenever I got even with her and continued to do so for the first few miles. I can't decide whether keeping my eyes on someone is a welcome distraction or overly frustrating.
The race started with a four mile out and back through Jackson State University, which was empty except for some volunteers. We ran through what must have been their fraternity/sorority section, as Greek letters lined the path. The sun wasn't quite up yet, and I was still cold. My pace was hanging around 7:25-7:30-ish, and it made me nervous. I didn't think I could hold that for 13.1 miles, but slowing down always seems like a bad idea. Plus, I was cold and worried that if I slowed down, my legs wouldn't pick back up again.
We passed through the starting area and turned north, which is where the hills began. I had read the description and looked at the elevation profile, and it seemed like there were rolling hills for most of the way. This was true – I feel like we were either going up or down most of the time. The first major hill came in mile 4-5-ish, and luckily it was one that I had run up the day before. I sometimes psych myself out over hills, but I knew that this one looked bigger/steeper than it actually was. I put my focus on keeping my effort the same and not totally exerting myself, and it works. Hills are way more mental than they are physical, which I proved here.
Elevation profile. Fair amount of hills.
At this point, I was happy that the sun was up and thankful for the volunteers – no one else was out, but the volunteers were all in neon yellow shirts, thanking us for coming out. I've also never heard, "Good job, y'all!!" so many times. I guess I run most (all?) of my races in the north, but hearing "y'all" definitely made me realize I was in Mississippi! The aid stations were about every 1.5 miles, and volunteers were experts at handing off water, so props to them.
Somewhere in mile 5, I ended up passing the girl in purple on a downhill. Mostly, I was tired of her being RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME, so I just hit the gas for a short time and put her behind me. I stretched out my legs as much as the cold would let me and hoped she wouldn't try to move with me. It was somewhere around here that an aid station volunteer told me I was the fifth woman. However, the half and the full were still together so I wasn't sure what place I was in the half. Still, I was happy with that.
At mile 6.5-ish, the half turns off from the full. I wondering if the crowd would thin out, but it seemed as though many people my pace were running the half, so it crowd stayed pretty consistent. We headed down toward a highway ramp/frontage road, which was pretty boring. Not that this course is known for its beauty, but I hate when races end up on/near a highway. Anyway. As I headed down toward the frontage road, I noticed a woman running maybe 30-60 seconds ahead of me. Coming down the hill, I had it in my mind that I wanted to pass her, but she was far enough away that I didn't want to burn out trying to catch her.
Mile 7.5 was the turnaround under the highway, and also the location of the only band I saw. Being the Mississippi Blues marathon/half marathon, they boasted about 18 bands/music locations on the course. I realize I was on the half course and therefore not seeing all 18 bands, but I only saw one. ONE. Not sure if the cold kept people away or they just didn't set up in time for the half marathoners, but that was a little disappointing.
A little bit after passing the mile 9 marker, the girl I'd been chasing was in reach, and we were about to go up a hill. I definitely wasn't feeling the hill, but I was in that weird I'm-going-to-pass-you-but-not-quickly-maybe-I-won't-actually-pass-you zone (you know what I'm talking about…). I tried to push a little just to get out of the weird zone, and the guy she was running with (they were together the entire time, so I'm assuming that was planned) said good job. Hooray.
I remembered looking at the elevation chart and thinking that the hills would be over after mile 10…but really it was more like mile 11. Mile 10 was my slowest mile of the race, clocking in at 7:45. I think the hill got to me, and I wondered if I had pushed too fast in the first miles. I told myself I had come too far to pull back the pace now, so I tried to push on.
Somewhere in mile 10-11-ish, a volunteer said that I was the second female. This just turned into a RACE. I couldn't see any females ahead of me, and I looked back to see how close the girl I had passed was. For awhile she was in sights, so that only fueled my fire to keep pushing. The volunteers were also great, continuing to thank us for coming to Mississippi to run. I got VIP treatment at one aid station…not too many people were around when I approached, so they yelled out, "Water or Gatorade??" to which I responded water and had a seamless hand off.
At mile 11, I was ready to be DONE. Two more to go. The girl was further behind me, but I know I'm better at racing a clock than I am at racing another person, so I wanted to put more space between us. Of course, we had one more short, steeper-ish hill to head up, which took a bit of the wind out of my sails. I got myself back together at the top and told myself it would be over soon, and I'd be so upset if I lost placing now.
I felt myself picking it up in the last mile, more because I wanted to be done rather than fear of the girl catching me. However, with about 0.75 mile to go, I heard a female voice coming up behind me – she was quite cheerful and saying good job to people as she passed. She quickly passed me, and I knew she was moving too fast for me to keep up with her. I knew I was pushing my limit already, so I let her go. Otherwise, we were surrounded by people who were walking the Quarter Note (10.5k), so going around them was a little annoying. I counted down the minutes to the finish, didn't look back anymore, and made the final turn to the finish. I was still expecting a 1:40 finish, but I was surprised when the clock said 1:38! I pushed through the finish line, clocking in at 1:38:22.
the finish
I dry heaved a couple times at the finish (oops?), but that passed quickly. A volunteer handed me a bottle of water and put a heat sheet around me…then I waited near the medals. I stood there for awhile, but I don't think anyone noticed…and I certainly wasn't leaving there without a medal! Excellent. I walked out of the finish area and looked for some food (banana? bagel? anyone?), but didn't see anything or anyone directing toward that area, so I went back into the art museum to be warm while waiting for Sara. She was going to text me when she parked…I don't normally run with my phone, but I had tucked it into my shirt for ease of post-race communication.
Gatsby-sized medal.
I received a test from Sara that simply said, "At the finish," so I walked over there…my fingers weren't in the mood to move enough to text/call. Since I had told her I would finish in 1:40-1:45, she had lined up in time to see me – getting there at the 1:39 mark. She missed me by about 30 seconds, oops! With seemingly not much to see at the race finish, we snapped a finisher picture, checked the results (third female, first in my age group!), and headed home.
The award ceremony wasn't scheduled to start until 11am, so sticking around for it seemed like a cold option. I so was looking forward to a warm shower, which I took very quickly after arriving back to Sara's house. This was also when I realized that I had put my shirt on backwards – I only noticed when I went to take it off. Oops!
I apparently fail at getting dressed in the dark.
After some yogurt and coffee at home and making sure it wasn't totally unreasonable to want to go back for the award ceremony, Sara, Marissa, and I headed back for the 11am ceremony. We wandered around a bit to find out where the awards actually would be, only to find out that they wouldn't be more til about 11:30-ish (and actually, almost noon). We found the food tent, which had pizza, sodas, hot chocolate, some sort of chili(?), and Gatorade. I scarfed a piece of pizza and sipped a Gatorade before sitting around waiting for the awards. It was warmer out with the sun, but still chilly. Fail.
After waiting a bit, it was awards time! Luckily, they started with the half marathon females, so I got my name called out first! This doesn't happen very often and definitely never happens in New York, so that was fun! The award says third female overall and it shaped like a guitar….excellent.
We stuck around for the rest of the overall awards (the female marathon winner ran 2:57 – nuts!) and then headed home. I started to feel a little nauseated on the way home, but figured I just needed to eat something. Sara made a slow cooker lunch, so I ate that along with drinking some water. I still wasn't feeling amazing, but I figured I was tired and needed to take a nap…especially since we had some visitors coming at 2pm! I went lay down and just had a massive headache, and my stomach was feeling upset. After about an hour, I knew this wasn't going well and that I probably needed some salt – I asked if someone could take me to get some pretzels and Gatorade, so we went to the nearest CVS. The cashier guy was taking foreverrrrrr counting money at another register, and I was breathing in and out of my nose because I really didn't feel good. I ended up vomiting within minutes after getting back to Sara's (best houseguest ever…but really, I shouldn't travel for half marathons since this isn't the first time this has happened). I nibbled on some pretzels…literally. I ate maybe a pretzel every two minutes. Finally I felt like I could swallow some medicine, so I took some ibuprofen – this was just as Sara mentioned they were headed out for some drinks before dinner. I asked if they could pick me up for dinner and ended up napping for a hour and a half. I felt like a whole new woman.
I'm fairly certainly I get dehydrated because I don't take in enough water – I was chugging water on Friday because I just couldn't feel hydrated. I know you can't catch up in one day, plus on a cold race day you're not really driven to drink much. It's something I need to work on and makes you feel miserable if you don't drink enough. Major thanks to Marissa and Sara for the help!
the results/thoughts
On a more positive note, I had a good race! Placing third overall in a half marathon is pretty cool. My PR is 1:31:50-something, so on more well-trained day, I possibly could have run. But, if I was better trained, I probably would have run the marathon, so there's that.
I negative split – hooray! Moreso, I maintained a pretty even pace for the entire race, except for the last mile. I went into this race with no expectations other than putting in a solid effort, and I expected that effort to be around an 8 minute pace. Mostly, I'm happy with pushing the pace considering where I'm at in my training, and I liked that I didn't get up when it got tough at the end. I easily could have thrown up my arms and said, "I didn't train for this!" and slowed it down the last few miles, but I kept pushing. These are things I need to do when things get tough and I'm actually trained! I also liked the idea of actually racing other people in the race – in big races, there are so many people and it doesn't really matter if you come in 252nd or 253rd, so it was kind of fun to push myself for placing purposes.
race thoughts
The Mississippi Blues Marathon is really well run – it has all the aspects you look for in a big race, but it's really small. About 1700 in the half and 800 in the full. One of the big draws for this race is for the Marathon Maniacs – you can run this marathon on Saturday then head to Mobile, Alabama to run another marathon. I feel like this race kind of catered to that? It was definitely a marathon with a half marathon attached to it – since I'm normally running the marathon, it felt weird to be on the other side. I wish I had seen more bands – I just checked the schedule, and some weren't schedule to start until after faster-ish half marathoners were already beyond their setups. Also, the food tent thing was a little weird. Another runner stopped to ask Sara and me where the food was when we were walking to the car the first time, and I thought it was so odd that no one was pointing us in the direction of food. I couldn't tell you if the food tent was set up or not – I would have loved pizza right after the race!
But overall, it was a good race. Not the temperature I wanted (silly Mississippi…), but the volunteers were super gracious that we were there, and the medal is certainly one of the best medals I've ever received. It's also nice to get out of the big city races and do something smaller where you feel a little more like a competitor.
Thanks, Jackson! I'm not sure if Ill ever be back, but you put on a solid race.


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