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Absolutely awesome!
So true! Just stepped in a muddy puddle yesterday.
any way we can get this made into a poster..?! haha
Hmmm…. that would be pretty awesome!
You have me laughing out loud at the beginning of my Wednesday! And BTW — I would love that moving comfort outfit! I even shared this on Facebook!
Oh so true!!!
I think I have encountered everyone of these!
These laws of running are oh so true! I am a law abiding citizen.
this is actually pretty dang rude. i didn’t realize you had to be awesome to try to complete a 5k. That’s pretty lame.
You don’t have to be awesome to complete a 5K. We fully encourage everyone to try a 5K (assuming it’s medically possible) in whatever fashion they best can. Walk, run, wheelchair, crutch, crawl, etc. In fact, the situation could be the exact opposite of the way we stated it… your pic could be ruined by that awesome fast runner making you look slow or out of shape. I guess it could be re-worded to state:
“Your best race photo will always be marred by someone else.”
There are plenty of examples around the web that are intentional or unintentional race day photo bombs!
I totally understand because now that I’ve trained and completed my 5k, 10k and half-marathon, I feel like I’m a better person than many other people who didn’t try.
Hello, i read your blog occasionally and i own a similar one and i was just
curious if you get a lot of spam remarks? If so how do you protect against it, any plugin or anything you can recommend?
I get so much lately it’s driving me insane so any help is very much appreciated.
We get a lot of spam, but it’s usually always picked up by our Akismet plugin for WordPress. Hope that helps!
Don’t forget….race day always seems to fall during that time of the month