Remember when I was lamenting after my 5 mile race that I am never in any race photos? At my first 5K, there were pictures of the people who finished 1 second before and 1 second after me. At my second 5K, my friend Megan, who was right next to me, was in a photo and I wasn’t!
Also of note is the fact that my best friend had camera in hand when I was approaching the finish line at the first 5K and still missed getting a photo of me in my bright aqua blue shirt because another guy was wearing that color too and was slightly ahead of me. She snapped a shot of him. And at the 5 mile, the boy was waiting at the finish land, camera in hand, instructions to look for my hot pink headband. And he didn’t realize I finished until I tapped him on the shoulder after I passed the finish line.
You can imagine my surprise when I got an email from Brightroom a week after my 5 miler and this was in it:
Proof that I DO exist and I DO participate in road races! Finally a race photo of me!
CONGRATULATIONS!
COOL!
Yeahhh!! I am soo happy there is a photo of you!!! I miss blogging so much.. I have been crazy with the move and everything. II am going to post tom and I can’t wait!
Hehe, awesome! 🙂
Wahoo I am on for 2 seconds! Yay for the picture! Love it!
Congrats! That’s a great shot too.
Love it love it love it – you look so “in the moment!”
yay!
Wow – you are so lucky…that is a GREAT picture!! I never seem to be smiling in mine. 🙂
Phew! and here i was thinking that you were a vampire this whole time! good to know you are human! lol
You look absolutely radiant and joyous!
I have to say, that is the best race photo I have ever seen. that was all i could think when I saw it! gorgeous.
Wow, You are lucky! Congrats!
I love how you are smiling in it 🙂
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