It's the middle of March and you know what that means: time for the Rex Lee Run! This was our fourth consecutive year completing the run.
Getting ready at the start. We told our body guard (standing alert at top left) that we'd be okay by ourselves, but he came along anyway.
Time chips are a must these days. After four runs (3x10k and 1x5k), we've run 70 kilometers to cure cancer together. That's almost two marathons.
Dr. Simmons, Austin's research mentor, is also the director of the BYU Cancer Research Center so he is in charge of the run. Don't worry, he's using that gesture to direct people at the start line.
A very flattering picture of us about mile 3.
This year wasn't as warm as others- about 29 degrees at the start.
Nearing the end!
DLS rocks the mic as you come into the finish.
Together for a cure <3
Getting ready at the start. We told our body guard (standing alert at top left) that we'd be okay by ourselves, but he came along anyway.
Time chips are a must these days. After four runs (3x10k and 1x5k), we've run 70 kilometers to cure cancer together. That's almost two marathons.
Dr. Simmons, Austin's research mentor, is also the director of the BYU Cancer Research Center so he is in charge of the run. Don't worry, he's using that gesture to direct people at the start line.
A very flattering picture of us about mile 3.This year wasn't as warm as others- about 29 degrees at the start.
Nearing the end!
DLS rocks the mic as you come into the finish.
Together for a cure <3
2 comments:
I love the "togetherness" photo.
Nice new look for the blog, too.
I love the tie. It just makes the whole outfit work.
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