Well, Dad and I did it!
We completed 26.2 miles in 5 hours, 36 minutes.
Here are some pictures of our journey, which started in January.
We completed 26.2 miles in 5 hours, 36 minutes.
Here are some pictures of our journey, which started in January.
This morning, the day of the marathon!
The final last stretch before the finish line.
Finish line. Dad and I raced each other over it. I will never forget that feeling!
Getting our tracking chips removed from our shoes.
The End! ****
Training has taught me so much! It is no wondering that the Apostle Paul liked to use running as an analogy of how we journey through this hard world.
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Running a race well takes determination, discipline and energy.
Running a race well takes determination, discipline and energy.
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In all things, whether it is running a marathon, working at my job, or going through the mundane, daily activities of my life, I want to glorify Christ in how I accomplish and finish them.
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I am very happy that I can check 'Walk a Marathon' off my list of goals to finish before I die. I am even more happy, because my dad pushed me one step further and helped me run half of it. Thanks Dad! I love you!
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I wonder which goal will be crossed off next?
L.s.R
5 comments:
oh Lid, I'm so super proud of you!!! I wish I could have been there to see you cross the finish line :( Jon played in a volleyball tornament all day.
Thats okay, Amy! I understand, and thank you so much!
YEAH! That is so exciting Lid! Really proud of you girl!
Awesomeness! Love you and I am proud of you!
What a great accomplishment! So proud of you both! Luv ya!
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