It isn’t what you have, or who you are, or where you are, or what you are doing that makes you happy or unhappy. It is what you think about. Dale Carnegie

We both wore our GPS's and got 32 miles.


we will have to car shuttle to the start. I'm looking forward to running it again. It took us 10 hours. It was muddy and we stopped a lot and we finished the last 3.5 miles running in the dark.


4 comments:
I really love your pictures (& what you have to say) -- You are so colorful. Good luck at Twin Peaks. I'll be volunteering and will be sure to say Hi if I see you.
Again, best of luck!
When you travel, do you wear your running things?
Depending on the date, I'd totally be up for a Mission Peak 50K. I've run Ohlone, and I sometimes drop by on my way to work, but only to run to the top and back down again. Would definitely like to explore the area a little more.
That Dale Carnegie quote is perfect.
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