Thanks, Manfred!

Yes, I missed by about 4 minutes and 6 seconds. Drats. I got a
little behind at the first and couldn't make it up. I did manage to
drop a 1 to 1 1/2 minutes the last six miles, but alas, I guess
watching for gators just distracted me! We did see one on our walk
back to our villa. It was as long as a Ford sitting on a lagoon bank
waiting to eat unsupecting runners! We headed back to our digs
(fast), where we celebrated with champagne and chocolate!

Kiawah was so beautiful and the post race parties were great! We are
definitely going to do it again, either the half or the full. I
can't wait to tell ya all about it. And I WILL be on time for our
regular run on Sunday. Either 6 or 8 miles. Nothing really long!
I've been lounging and eating way too much this past week. The
Hangover Run is just two weeks away! :)

See ya Sunday!

Tammy



--- In fleetfeetlouisville@yahoogroups.com, "Manfred Schmidt"
<manfred02@i...> wrote:
>
> It has been pretty quiet on this list. Let's break the silence
with a big
> round of applause for our own Tammy Brown. She finished the
Kiawah Island
> Marathon last weekend in a fantastic 3:55:05 (and missed Boston
> qualification by a mere 5 minutes; what a bummer).
Congratulations, Tammy.
> You achieved a great result. I assume you are in for some rest
now and we
> won't see you for a few weeks; but you always can join us for
coffee. Our
> own long runs are not that long yet.
>
> By the way, Fred and I are planning to run a few miles after the
Reindeer
> Romp tomorrow morning; right after the finish, before we get cold
and tight.
> Anyone wanting to join us is more than welcome.
>
> Manfred
>