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    AMAZING Job!!! Smokin times too! You should be SO proud!!
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    OMG! Wahine--FABULOUS!
    You must be stoked! And you can tell us TE gals are very proud of you!
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    Quote Originally Posted by katluvr View Post
    And you can tell us TE gals are very proud of you!
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    Congratulations Wahine!! Hope you are basking in the glow of the accomplishment.
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    Wahine- or should I say"Dominatrix" Nice race! It was very cool watching you cross the finish..then my BIL about an hour later. You done veddy, veddy good.


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    Wow, Wahine - very impressive! Congrats!

    Can't wait to hear/read a race report...hint, hint...
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    She's got a write up on her blog. Wahine sure is inspiring. If my 2010 races go well, I'm thinking IM in 2011.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Veronica View Post
    She's got a write up on her blog.
    Thank you!
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    Congrats, Wahine! You did AMAZING!!

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    I loved the blog race report! Great job Wahine!
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    Thank You!!!

    You ladies rock!! This is the first time I've had enough time on a computer since I left home over a week ago to log onto TE. I'm glad you found my race report on the blog!

    You have no idea how much I appreciate the support from all of you. It really does make a difference.

    I had a lot of fun at this race. The run segment was fantastic, even with the first 5 miles being pretty ugly. The last 5 were great. The competitor in me took over completely and I was reeling them in.

    Denise - thank you for your advice, I did have my lip balm. I did see you at the finish and it was great. You didn't surprise me at all, I was just happy to see you. It was great to meet you, I love your shop and the shirt you gave me is fantastic. I've been wearing it since I got up on Monday. I'm wearing it here in Moab as we speak.

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    Good to see you survived the first 48 hours

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    Red face awwww shucks....

    Quote Originally Posted by Wahine View Post
    Denise - thank you for your advice, I did have my lip balm. I did see you at the finish and it was great. You didn't surprise me at all, I was just happy to see you. It was great to meet you, I love your shop and the shirt you gave me is fantastic. I've been wearing it since I got up on Monday. I'm wearing it here in Moab as we speak.


    I'm glad you like the shirt! (maybe I'll make a few more and offer them up to the ladies here. I really am proud of my silly new silk screening hobby.)

    I felt so horrible after you guys left the other day, because I was still feeling under the weather. So next time I promise chipper Denise, not groggy, sounds like a frog being choked Denise... sigh...

    I had big plans to be at the swim start, and spend all day at the race, but I was just too ill to even think about that. In fact running hubby had to prod me off the couch to go see the finish. But I was super glad that I was there to at least see you finish!

    And one thing I forgot to send you home with, a custom EMC pint glass! DOH!!
    So I'll pm you for an addy and send a couple up to you.
    Enjoy the travels home. I envy your trip! You guys really made the most of the drive down!!

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    OMG!!! Anyone watching the Biggest Loser special? About Matt doing Kona?? He missed the cut-off by 3 minutes, but he finished. Tears all around. I hope this is on nbc.com or hulu pretty soon, because this is an inspiring story.

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    I saw it Karen, and I was happy that they showed that he did not make the cut off.
    Some (well alot) of people will say "well he is still an Ironman, he did the distance".
    But I totally disagree.
    This is like every kid getting a trophy so no one gets their feelings hurt.

    It was great that he put himself out there and tried, and showed a lot of courage for him to talk about it afterwards. Missing the cut off IMO is like going 132 miles (out of 140.6) and having to drop out due to illness. Yes, I know that one personally.
    But the bottom line is that he did not make the cut off. He is not an Ironman. And he did not put it out there as if he was. He stayed the course and finished the distance, and I respect that. But what I respect more is what he did not say. And that was "I may not have made it in time, but I am still an Ironman."
    Because technically he is not. And that is ok. As much as we all want to see people suceed, sometimes it doesn't happen.
    And I am sick and tired of shows like BL glossing over failures as if they didn't happen.
    I guess they learned their lesson after the marathon debacle a couple of seasons ago.
    The one peeve I have, is that I guarantee he did not magically get a lottery slot. I hate that IM gives out celebrity or "feel good" slots for the nbc cameras. Yeah it plays well for the show, but I hate that just because you have a story you can call up and they'll hand you a golden ticket.

    But yeah, I thought it was cool that two guys had done an IM (or long distance) tri. And the one guy coming in under 13 hours?! WOW!!

 

 

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