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January 13, 2012January 1, 2014

“Goals determine what you’re going to be.”

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Miles of Motivation: 3-5

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Sweet summer time! ❤️

Well. My heart exploded. It doesn’t matter if this is my 1,506 dandelion this summer. I’ll take them all. ❤️

This is my first race without a medal. My first DNF. All I have is my story. And it’s an interesting one. I decided I was doing this race 3 days ago. After my injury, I had to rest and heal. Take it easy (aka do the impossible). So, my goal was to cheer on my badass aunt @lilyjozie - which I did. Cheering on people livens my soul. She crushed it today. I brought down my bike, unsure if I would ride. I would listen to my body after each leg of the race. I crushed the swim. I got a 5 minute PR. I got kicked in the face and swallowed a lot of water. I climbed out of the water with a massive Charlie horse and fell back into the water. I couldn’t walk. The amazing volunteers pulled me back up. I went on the bike and destroyed my legs. So.many.hills. I wanted to stop 1,000 times. My chain fell off 2 times. I got passed more than I passed other people. My typical average mph is 16.9 and I only did 13.41 mph average today. The only time I felt good on the bike was when I hooped off it at the end. Ha! I decided not to run. It was a hard decision. I felt sick to my stomach leaving the transition area and not going toward the run. I wanted to cry when I saw people with their medal and I walked out with nothing. But, I’m happy with my decision now - hours later. I didn’t injure myself. I actually listened to my body. And I would say, my 57.2 miles today earned me some tacos with mama, who came to cheer me on! ❤️🏊🏻‍♀️🚴🏻‍♀️🏃🏻‍♀️🌮 Onto Muncie 70.3 in July...I’ll be ready to run then!

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