
The mania began around 7:30 when people started arriving at St Joe's to prepare for the race. It was chilly. Maybe cold. So we congregated inside the building and hung out waiting for the race to start or the snow.
We managed to find everybody and had a great time hanging out before the festivities got started. Our good friend Marc took some amazing pictures which can be seen here (you rock Marc!). Then it was time to head to the start line.
The women

I'm sure there are tales to tell from the course (I'll leave that for Michele in a later post) but we were warm and content. Though there was an alarming lack of coffee... someone could have made a killing. Daddies talk, babies slept... my perspective of the race may be a bit skewed.
Finally it was time to head to the finish line. There was a trickle of Melee memebers, then a flood (results here if you


After the race a bunch of people came back to our house to hang out and we had a blast. We definitely set a baby/house record and ate and drank and ate. Michele, Alexandra, and I are still trying to recover from the weekend, but it was a more than worth it.
I want to thank everybody who was part of this great weekend, be it in person or in spirit. The love and support that we have been given over the last five months is more than we could have expected and much more than we will ever be able to

You ladies all rock... maybe we can do it again next year!
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