Hi everyone!
I just wanted to let you know that there is a wonderful article in the
Oldham County Era newspaper today on Harry. They talk about his work
with the fire department and his qualifying for Boston. There are 2
great pictures of Harry too! If you have a chance, check it out.

Harry, I haven't seen you in awhile. Congrats!

Ande

--- In fleetfeetlouisville@yahoogroups.com, Mark Lund
<boeing4enginejet@...> wrote:
>Mark,
I'm not going.

> Ande,
>
> Does this mean you are or are not going?
>
> Mark
>
> a_gorce <gorce123@...> wrote: Hi
everyone,
> I have a ticket for the movie (Stonybrook location) if anyone
needs
> one.
>
> Is anyone running on Sunday from the store?
> Ande
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Mark
>
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--- In fleetfeetlouisville@yahoogroups.com, Mark Lund
<boeing4enginejet@...> wrote:
>Mark,
I'm not going.

> Ande,
>
>  Does this mean you are or are not going?
>
> Mark
>
> a_gorce <gorce123@...> wrote:                               Hi
everyone,
>  I have a ticket for the movie (Stonybrook location) if anyone
needs
>  one.
>
>  Is anyone running on Sunday from the store?
>  Ande
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Mark
>
> ---------------------------------
> Never miss a thing.   Make Yahoo your homepage.
>

Hi everyone,
I have a ticket for the movie (Stonybrook location) if anyone needs
one.

Is anyone running on Sunday from the store?
Ande

Hi everyone,
I have a ticket for the movie (Stonybrook location) if anyone needs
one.

Is anyone running on Sunday from the store?
Ande

You look great!!!
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Graham, Ricky,

By the time I am writing this, Graham has most certainly finished his 8 mile loop, while Ricky is probably still out on his “survival mission” for the full marathon.  I assume that the trail conditions are decent today at Otter Creek Park; there was probably some mud sliding, but temperature allowed for shorts and short sleeves.   What an unusual day in the middle of December.

Unfortunately, I had to discard my plans for the 16 mile trail run today.  I burned my left foot with boiling water yesterday afternoon.  One of these stupid things you believe only happens to other people.  The injury is not really serious, but the resulting blister is big enough to not allow for any running for a few days.  Rats, I really had looked forward doing this run.  I hope to be back in business soon, especially since our “official” spring marathon training started this week.  I already screwed up successfully week one and week two.

Let us know how the race went.

Yours truly “jealous and sidelined”

Manfred

--- In fleetfeetlouisville@yahoogroups.com, "Manfred Schmidt"
<manfred02@...> wrote:
>
> Graham, Ricky,
>
>
>
> By the time I am writing this, Graham has most certainly finished
his 8 mile
> loop, while Ricky is probably still out on his "survival mission"
for the
> full marathon.  I assume that the trail conditions are decent
today at Otter
> Creek Park; there was probably some mud sliding, but temperature
allowed for
> shorts and short sleeves.   What an unusual day in the middle of
December.
>
>
>
> Unfortunately, I had to discard my plans for the 16 mile trail run
today.  I
> burned my left foot with boiling water yesterday afternoon.  One
of these
> stupid things you believe only happens to other people.  The
injury is not
> really serious, but the resulting blister is big enough to not
allow for any
> running for a few days.  Rats, I really had looked forward doing
this run.
> I hope to be back in business soon, especially since
our "official" spring
> marathon training started this week.  I already screwed up
successfully week
> one and week two.
>
>
>
> Let us know how the race went.
>
>
>
> Yours truly "jealous and sidelined"
>
>
>
> Manfred

How's your foot  Manfred? Are you able to swim?
For those who participated in the Otter Creek run, how was it? We
had alot of rain in Oldham county during the race time. Did it hit
you?
Ande
>

---

To: fleetfeetlouisville@yahoogroups.com
From: manfred02@...
Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2007 22:01:13 -0500
Subject: [fleetfeetlouisville] The Otter Creek Trail Marathon and 8 or 16 mile Fun Run Hike

Just a reminder, the annual Otter Creek Trail Marathon and 8 or 16 mile Run is coming up again this Sunday, December 9.   Late registration starts at 7:30 am, race start is at 8:30 am.  If you have not been to Otter Creek Park yet, you owe it to yourself to give it a try.  If you have been there, you probably will  want to come back anyway.  The course is very scenic, hilly, challenging, but runnable.  The whole park is just beautiful, especially along the creek and then high above the Ohio River (of course there are some serious inclines involved).  The Otter Creek Trail is a 8 mile loop; so the 8 mile run is one loop, 16 miles are two loops, and the marathon requires three loops and then some.  There are no awards or T-shirts for the 8 and 16 mile racers, only for the marathoners.  In my opinion, the 8 mile loop is very doable; the 16 mile loop is a good challenge; and the full marathon is more than I would want to do on this course.  But that is just me.

 

The trail conditions can vary widely, from bone dry, to muddy, to icy.  Be prepared.

 

There will be two aid stations, one at the start and one at about 4 miles into the loop.  The park’s Nature Center will be open, so you can change after the race, rest, eat, and tell war stories.  Don’t forget to bring dry clothes and shoes. 

 

If anyone wants to carpool let me know.

 

Manfred

 

By the way, I have a lightly used pair of trail running shoes that doesn’t fit me very well.  They are Adidas Brahma, size 12 ½, regular width.  I will give them away for free, otherwise I will drop them into Camille’s used shoe drum.

Just a reminder, the annual Otter Creek Trail Marathon and 8 or 16 mile Run is coming up again this Sunday, December 9.   Late registration starts at 7:30 am, race start is at 8:30 am.  If you have not been to Otter Creek Park yet, you owe it to yourself to give it a try.  If you have been there, you probably will  want to come back anyway.  The course is very scenic, hilly, challenging, but runnable.  The whole park is just beautiful, especially along the creek and then high above the Ohio River (of course there are some serious inclines involved).  The Otter Creek Trail is a 8 mile loop; so the 8 mile run is one loop, 16 miles are two loops, and the marathon requires three loops and then some.  There are no awards or T-shirts for the 8 and 16 mile racers, only for the marathoners.  In my opinion, the 8 mile loop is very doable; the 16 mile loop is a good challenge; and the full marathon is more than I would want to do on this course.  But that is just me.

The trail conditions can vary widely, from bone dry, to muddy, to icy.  Be prepared.

There will be two aid stations, one at the start and one at about 4 miles into the loop.  The park’s Nature Center will be open, so you can change after the race, rest, eat, and tell war stories.  Don’t forget to bring dry clothes and shoes. 

If anyone wants to carpool let me know.

Manfred

By the way, I have a lightly used pair of trail running shoes that doesn’t fit me very well.  They are Adidas Brahma, size 12 ½, regular width.  I will give them away for free, otherwise I will drop them into Camille’s used shoe drum.

--- In fleetfeetlouisville@yahoogroups.com, "Howard Whitman"
<SgtOF@...> wrote:
>
>
>   Hi Ande:
>
> Glad you made it to my birthday party today.  I enjoyed having
everyone
> there.  It always is a pleasure to see you as well!!
> Here is the information for my play coming up in a week and half.
Now,
> remember, I don't come on stage until the second act but when I
> arrive-look out!!  Sirens, motorcycles and flashing lights (OK,
maybe no
> flashing lights but the noise is supposed to be there to announce
my
> arrival).  You can also watch as I balance getting married to one
girl
> and make a pass at another lover from my past!!   Also, we are
expecting
> some big crowds so if you want me to get your tickets in advance,
I can
> do that and then you can pay for them when I get them to you.  Let
me
> know.
> See you soon,
>
> Howard
>
> The As Yet Unnamed Theatre
> 11th Season
> Presents
>
> KISS ME, KATE
>
> The Musical
>
> Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter
>
> Book by Sam and Bella Spewak
>
> Directed by Sandy Richens Cohrs
>
> Featuring
>
> Gary Tipton, Jennifer Poliskie, Rachel Knight, Petar Mandic
>
> With
>
> Katy Casper, Larry Chaney, Rebecca Chaney, Ashley Dutrow,
>
> Elaine Hackett, Carolyn Holbrook, John Kenney, Candace Kresse,
>
> Lisette Markham, Sarah Meuler, Mike Miller, Josh O'Brien,
>
> Zach Nord, Sean Patrick, Richard Ray & Howard Whitman
>
> Performance Dates:
> November 16, 17, 23, 24, 2007 @ 8:00 p.m.
> November 18 & 25, 2007 @ 2:30 p.m.
> The Mex Theatre
> (Boyd Martin Experimental Theatre)
> Kentucky Center for the Arts
> Tickets: $15.00
> For Reservations Call 584-7777
>
> AYUTC is a member of the Theatre Alliance of Louisville


>Hi Howard,
My daughter and I are planning are coming to the Nov. 18th show at
2:30pm. Can we buy tickets at the Kentucky Center when we arrive?
Does anybody else want to join us?

I enjoyed the birthday celebration.

I hope I will see some of you at the Fast Freddies race. I'm
registered, but I think I hurt myself again and I'm not sure whether
I'll be able to run. It's my surgery site this time. Hope I didn't
tear the muscle again. Wish me luck! I can't take another sabbatical
from running or I will go insane!

I hope everyone enjoys the upcoming Turkey trots and Thanksgiving
feasts!
Ande

Looking to buy a BOB duallie revolution stroller.  Please email price
and pics.

Thanks,
Amy

amyhky @ insightbb dot com

See you soon,

Howard

The As Yet Unnamed Theatre
11th Season
Presents

KISS ME, KATE

The Musical

Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter

Book by Sam and Bella Spewak

Directed by Sandy Richens Cohrs

Featuring

Gary Tipton, Jennifer Poliskie, Rachel Knight, Petar Mandic

With

Katy Casper, Larry Chaney, Rebecca Chaney, Ashley Dutrow,

Elaine Hackett, Carolyn Holbrook, John Kenney, Candace Kresse,

Lisette Markham, Sarah Meuler, Mike Miller, Josh O'Brien,

Zach Nord, Sean Patrick, Richard Ray & Howard Whitman

The As Yet Unnamed Theatre
11th Season
Presents

KISS ME, KATE

The Musical

Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter

Book by Sam and Bella Spewak

Directed by Sandy Richens Cohrs

Featuring

Gary Tipton, Jennifer Poliskie, Rachel Knight, Petar Mandic

With

Katy Casper, Larry Chaney, Rebecca Chaney, Ashley Dutrow,

Elaine Hackett, Carolyn Holbrook, John Kenney, Candace Kresse,

Lisette Markham, Sarah Meuler, Mike Miller, Josh O'Brien,

Zach Nord, Sean Patrick, Richard Ray & Howard Whitman

----- Original Message -----

From: dlbranson@...

To: fleetfeetlouisville@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, November 02, 2007 8:52 PM

Subject: Re: [fleetfeetlouisville] Saturday run

Ande

 

I wanted to do a five miler tomorrow.  I was thinking about doing the 5 miles course starting at the tennis courts.  I was going to try and do it in about 36:00.  Didn't really have a time set up to do it.  Any interest in doing it with me?

Dennis


-----Original Message-----
From: a_gorce <gorce123@insightbb.com>
To: fleetfeetlouisville@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Fri, 2 Nov 2007 5:46 pm
Subject: [fleetfeetlouisville] Saturday run

Hi all,
What time are you all running tomorrow and what type of distance? Mark
mentioned an 18 miler at 7am and I've heard that there are several
people going to Memphis who will be running long. Any "short" runs
planned? (That would be 10 miles or less).
Ande

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