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Je Me Souviens
Read More: Je Me SouviensI will remember. This was truly an experience of a lifetime. Not just race weekend, but all of the training and sacrifice…
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My X Marathon
Read More: My X MarathonAs I was leaving the transition, I’m not sure what I was thinking. There was a part of me that was so…
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10 hours down, miles to go
Read More: 10 hours down, miles to goWhen I finally finished the bike it was a bit over 8 hours. I was both elated and a bit disappointed. Never…
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Rolling, rolling, rolling…RAW hide!
Read More: Rolling, rolling, rolling…RAW hide!I was the most nervous about the bike leg, for many reasons. Here they are, in no particular order: -It’s long! -I…
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What A Day, What A Gift
Read More: What A Day, What A GiftAs I left to line up for the swim, Leland’s final words to me were, “Run YOUR race.” I thought of this…
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The Swim Start
Read More: The Swim StartI got back to the hotel room at 5:30 am. Right on schedule. I got changed into my tri bottoms, bra and…
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Race Day Morning
Read More: Race Day MorningThe alarm was set for 4:00 am. Leland kindly set his phone and sort of got up with me. I had a…
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Not So Fast
Read More: Not So FastWith my bike and gear all settled, I was feeling pretty good. The rain still isn’t letting up, but I’m trying not…
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How IronMan Works
Read More: How IronMan WorksOkay, since this is my first Ironman/Iron-distance race, I won’t pretend to be an expert on how it all works. So, I…
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Friday’s Activities
Read More: Friday’s ActivitiesMuch of Friday was spent spending even more money at the Expo, cleaning my bike, driving the bike route, and thinking about…
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At Mont Tremblant
Read More: At Mont TremblantWe were told that traffic leaving Montreal can be tricky. The saying is “There are two seasons in Montreal. Winter and Construction.” …
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