We cheered at mile six, gave out Jell-o shots (with Gatorade to the runners) and we did a few, um, adult shots of our own while we waited ; ) did karaoke and just pumped out some loud music from our station.
Congrats to everyone, especially Deb, whose knee started giving her hell at mile two, but she finished for Kelly's son, Ethan, in remission.
Heroes all.
Here's some photos of the day. A very long, wonderful day Sunday in Dallas, partly cloudy and about 75 degrees for the race.




3 comments:
Glad to hear that the Purple people did great. That's weird about the IT problems, since it isn't contagious!!!
TNT Coach Ken
i know, isn't that weird?
andy's blog is making me die of laughter today...
boobies
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