The girls and I at the Sport Expo...it was packed!
At mile 9 of the race...
The Alaskan Way Viaduct out to the Aurora Bridge over Lake Union onto Aurora with a turn-around.
From Aurora Avenue after mile 20 you could see the top of the Space needle nestled in amongst the downtown buidlings! Almost finished!!!!
1/2 Marathoners and Full were on the same route up to mile 9
The I-90 Bridge over Lake Washington...runners ran in the "express lanes" in the center...it was a little windy on that bridge!


The Alaskan Way Viaduct out to the Aurora Bridge over Lake Union onto Aurora with a turn-around.
Mile 15 on the lower deck- out to the Aurora Bridge and back to upper deck.
Mile 22 on the upper
From Aurora Avenue after mile 20 you could see the top of the Space needle nestled in amongst the downtown buidlings! Almost finished!!!!
Runners finished at the north end of Safeco Field...Seahawk territory ;)!
The medals were the coolest medals I have ever gotten from a race!!!!
Jay and I are running a marathon in a little over 3 months in October in VICTORIA, CANADA! Yes...Jay is going to do 26.2! It's a 10-10-10 race. He turns 40 on October 6th...so why not celebrate with a marathon!=) "Oh Canada"!!!
I can't wait to run that one with Jay!=)
So here's a question for you...do you want to Rock-n-Roll with us next year on June 11, 2011? Jay was thinking of signing up for the 1/2 marathon and we are thinking that it would be really cool and fun to get a whole bunch of people together to run the race! It would be so great...you could start running now to prepare! I might do the Full again- but the 1/2 and Full take the same route for the first 9 miles...=)! Come on...YOU CAN DO IT!!! It would be blast to run together! Seriously...think about it!
Thanks so much for the prayers!!! We thank God for you!
Running In His Footsteps-
Jay, Vicki, Hannah, Gracie
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Speaking of webbed feet...we have 2 Canadian Geese and their 7 goslings living in a pond behind our house. We have loved watching them! They are so cute!!! Everyday we go and visit them. We view somewhat from a distance because the parents are very protective! Have you ever seen a Canadian Goose hiss at you? It's kinda freaky!
It's been fun to see how the goslings swim. They always swim with one parent in the front and one in the back, and they will follow wherever the parents lead.