my new gear, which I WON’T WEAR UNTIL AFTER THE RACE… okay? 😉
Ivy Bell!
Marathon Sports… shopping time!
YEAH
more finish pictures!
more finish pictures!
Boston Stores
BOSTRNG!
LOVE Newbury St.
breakfast… foamy!
frenchy toast with a gallon of syrup
coffee with syrup
isn’t that the nicest convo ever?
emm, even the receipts are BOSTRNG
liked it. Sorry it has nothing to do with BOSTRNG
where the second explosion happened…
more stores
Juan’s happiest moment, meeting one of the Hoyts. It was great…
Kara signing
at the nuun booth. Juan pointed out her nice ring… He notices rings now…!
Josh Cox, and Sarah Reinertsen (our crushes for a bit…!) talking nutrition
YUM
At the Legends seminar, I can never miss it. Hosted by THE MAN, and my boyfriend, BART YASSO
Greg, Katherine, Amby and Billy
Fabo
Dave was AMAZING. Literally, i cried myself into a pool. This is probably when I got dehydrated for Monday’s race. I am going with this story!
emmm, guy got engaged there… strange moment.
Dean
Katherine signing!
My new shirt and my new pin!!!!! BOSTRNG!!!!
Bart, I hope you’re not calling other women “your girlfriend” (even to Juan’s face!) or I’ll be upset!
BOSTRNG!
site of the first explosion
scarfed and BOSTRNG!!!!!!
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Did you get a scarf from the Boston Marathon Scarf Project? Didn’t see a photo of it here. If not there are people still making them for runners who wanted one & didn’t get one. They’ve been writing on the Old South Church FB page. I made 5 for the project. If you or your friends didn’t get one you only need to let them know.
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Thanks Diana. I didn’t get one… I’m sure there are people that deserve them more than me! thanks!!!
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