- My pace was good almost all the way into Boston. I felt even better about it after comparing this run to the same run last year and seeing I was about 20 seconds quicker per mile.
- A special thanks to Firstgiving and Marathon Sports for having water/gatoraide/Gu stops. A special, extra large thank you to Saucony for having a stop with water, Gu, deluxe Gu, food, and best of all A PORTA POTTY.
- I don't listen to music while I run, but music is power. Beastie Boys "You can't, you won't, and you don't stop!" and "No sleep til Boston", and Motorhead "We are the road crew" did their fair share to keep me going.
- I've never run until my legs were numb before. It was a very new experience.
- I only had to walk a couple of blocks and managed to run, very slowly, up the State House hill at the end.
Click here to review this week's 20.5 mile run.
Thank you Grandpa Rufus for the inspiration. Thank you dad and Donna, Brenda Bailey, and Louise for sponsoring me and supporting the Eaton-Peabody Lab. Don't forget, you can donate by clicking on the Firstgiving link on the right. Clicking on the ads on this page also produce a small amount that I will be giving to MEEI and the Eaton-Peabody.
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