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Finally!

It has been 8 long months since I have raced a triathlon. That may not seem like long to some people, but usually I race well into October and last year my last tri was August 2. I didn't really know at the time it would be my last for the year, but it ended up that way.

I'm doing the quarter ironman at Lonestar in Galveston on Sunday. Jon is doing the sprint tomorrow, so I'm heading down tonight. I'm very excited. I don't expect to race well, and this is my first olympic/quarter distance race, but it should still be a fun weekend.
They have done all hi-tech and you can watch the race live online now too.
I will know literally dozens of people out racing, and seeing familiar faces out on the course is one of my favorite things about local races. There will also be many coming in from out of town that I know to do the race too - whohoo!!

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CoachLiz said…
How did you do? I was out on the half bike course most of the day keeping tabs on the TNT people so I did not see any of the action back at Moody Gardens.

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