I was cruisin' on Regretsy the other day and saw a post from a nurse in Joplin, MO. Cunningham Park, which was located next to St. Johns', was completely destroyed by the tornado. The park is now part of a contest sponsored by Coca-Cola; the park with the most votes gets $100,000. As the poster on Regretsy pointed out, the other parks in the running probably haven't been destroyed by a natural disaster. You can vote as many times as you want, and you don't even have to give any personal information. Check it out!
This is it -- the official rundown of my triathlon experience! I know many of you (well, at least my parents) have been anxiously awaiting this post, so here it goes. My Nationals experience actually started a day before I left for OKC when I arrived home to discover my beloved bike had been stolen (chain and all). This was probably one of the least articulate moments of my life; most of the phone call to my father consisted of four-letter words. My next flurry of phone calls went out to my lovely friends and coworkers, who made sure that I would have a bike to take to OKC. I also put out the SOS to the rest of the racers in Oklahoma and was assured that a bike would be waiting for me there. Saturday was a really inspiring day. I got to watch several races, including an Ironman distance race. I saw people overcome pain and fatigue to accomplish something truly amazing. As the sun set over Lake Hefner I had a moment of fear and panic and exci...
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