We just got back from a short visit to Utah. We crammed in a lot in a very short period. The main reason for our visit was so I could do the Spudman triathlon in Burley, Idaho. I have done a few sprint distance tri's but this was my first olympic (1 mi swim, 25 mi bike, 6.2 mi run) and I was VERY nervous. Add nerves + a bad cup of chili from Wendy's and that equals me spending pre-race night in the porta-potties. I got it all out of my system by race morning and all went well.
Heading to the start line. There were 5000 people wearing the same cap so who knows if that is really me.The rest of the week we were able to see old friends, old neighbors, and of coarse all of our parents, gradparents, siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins, cousins, and more cousins. It was a great week but I'm glad to be home - I am very worn out. Traveling can do that to ya!





17 comments:
I work with two guys who decided that we're going to do a triathlon relay next year, and our goal is to do it faster than Jamie can do one (by herself).
Great Job Jamie! It was so fun catching up! I already miss ya!
That last picture of you gave me the chills, I don't know why, but I ALWAYS get teary-eyed when I see people at a finish line. I guess it just reminds me that we are really lucky to have bodies that can pretty much do anything we put our minds to. Good Job!!!
AMAZING! Truly amazing!
Great job! You are truly amazing.
Awesome--I admire you! It was fun looking at your blog and what life is like out there in Colorado. The post about your childhood in Japan was really interesting!
Yeah Jamie!!!! Great job girl!
I hope you had fun doing it!
I saw on the news about that guy that died and he did stuff like this all the time. It was so sad.
But hey, you are my inspiration to pull myself out of the post pregnancy body into something a little more athletic and strong like yours!!! Where do I pick up endurance?
Hi Jamie! The man who died, Don Moorehouse, was my husband's boss for many years. I can't believe he died. We still haven't heard any of the details other than he had yelled for help! Crazy! Anyways, way to go on the triathalon!
Angela
Congratulations for accomplishing something that I can never see myself being able to do! You are amazing. It was so much fun to see you guys again. It just went by way too fast.
Brian - Your a wimp for sneeking out of the neighborhood and not pong'in with me
Jamie - You're fetchin awesome, like always!
jt
I am so glad you found me!!! It is great to find someone else who had done triathlons. I think I know about 25 people who did the Spudman. My brother was in the wave after the guy who drown so he couldn't do the swim part. Sad stuff about that guy.
It is good to hear from you -- I will have to catch up on your family by reading your past posts.
Way to go!! that's awesome.
Jamie! You are my hero! What a woman.
Good job Jamie!! You are one amazing person! I, like Sara, think that last picture of you running through the finish line says it all. How great you are!!
I am glad I got to see you for like 2 mini seconds.
So sad about that man.
Great job! Well done and maybe I will see you next year there. Seriously Jennifer said we should do that race...what? She thinks just because we did the Pioneer 10K we can do a triathlon - or maybe that was my idea the triathlon not the 10K.
Really great job and I am glad you like your bike!
Amy
Man, Jamie! No sittin' on a rocking chair and growing old for you.
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