Wow, what a fun weekend this was...being in a car with 5 fellow nurses for 33 hours...it was priceless! As labor and delivery nurses, we ran the Wasatch Back Relay Race! Our journey began in Logan and ended in Park City, running through the hours of the day and night. We each ran three different sections of the 180 miles, 12 of us runners in total. It was a blast, despite the lack of sleep! The theme of the Wasatch Back was very fitting for this race...
RUN. EAT. SLEEP? REPEAT.
Enjoy the photos.
Coming in after the 33 hours of running... do we look pregnant? Look closely!
Tyson and Alissa woke up early in the morning to come and see me run from Oakley to Kamas at 6 am in the morning. It was my last run and it helped to see them cheering me along. Tyson would drive the car and stop every mile and get out and cheer me as a I ran on! It made that early morning run one of my favorites on the journey.
This is me as I begin to run, taking the hand off from my fellow teammate Stacey!
MMMMM....got to love the Gatorade, replace those electrolytes!
We decorated our van that we rode in...Our team was named "Team Deliverance" because we are a group of Labor and Delivery nurses...Our Team motto was "push, push, push!"
6 comments:
nice! I love the motto. :o)
Glad you made some fun memories.
Looks like you had a ton of fun! We have really missed you! Where have you been? I guess we've all been busy since summer started... when can you get together this week? Thursday or Friday would be best for me.
Love it!! I'd love to run a race like that next to a bunch of nurses.
Oh, it looks so fun! I wish I was there with you buddy! When you're back next summer, and we're not both pregoo, we'll have to do it together! I miss you too! The count down is on for you and so is our time to get together. I'm in agreeance with you...hopefully I'll see you soon!
Look like you guys had fun. Thanks for inviting me to share in your memories. Good luck in Austin.
Okay, Kristina, you've now elevated yourself to ROCK STAR status. I'm impressed. I love the motto and the preggo bellies.
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