Last weekend I ran my first 5k! A runner friend of mine, Dona, recently lost her twin sister to Leukemia. Dona has since been raising funds for AML.
If you would like to help, here's how:
When she texted me to ask if I'd join her team and run, I didn't
hesitate to say yes! The run was fun, yet strange. As I'm usually
taking the first three to five miles very easy, I knew I needed to step
it up. I didn't break any land speed records (I'm pretty sure I've said that particular phrase about five millions times!) I felt good and did pretty well!
Dona and I after the race. She had t-shirts made up for the whole team! Team Eileen, in memory of her sister.

Go Team Eileen! Dona, cheering other team members into the finish!

Michelle, Dona and I have run quite a few miles together. Both, wonderful ladies! I was happy to be part of this!

Official time 31:52.4
10:17 average pace
Not bad for a distance runner who just ran a hard trail marathon the weekend prior! [pats self on back]
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