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kns57 - 2009-07-12 8:22 PM
First french, then dutch. We are team Rabobank afterall.

disturbed275 - 2009-07-12 8:20 PM It's been about 10 years since high school French class so I'm a little rusty.

kns57 - 2009-07-12 8:07 PM
But at least she is still around to talk to.  I miss mine.  It has been 3 years now and I still miss her lots and yes, she drove me crazy too.

kns57 - 2009-07-12 8:25 PM

LazyMarathoner - 2009-07-12 9:44 PM Got a stage in today, 56 miles I had an amazing day, set a 26 min PR at 5:50:17, totally blowing away any expectations I had. I felt strong, comfortable, pain free. It's hard to believe I actually had that race. I'll share more later. As of now I've been up for 20 hours and am about to die!

LazyMarathoner - 2009-07-12 9:44 PM Got a stage in today, 56 miles I had an amazing day, set a 26 min PR at 5:50:17, totally blowing away any expectations I had. I felt strong, comfortable, pain free. It's hard to believe I actually had that race. I'll share more later. As of now I've been up for 20 hours and am about to die!

disturbed275 - 2009-07-12 11:08 PM

Holy cow, Kristin!  Sub-6 is phenomenal!  I can't wait to hear more!

LazyMarathoner - 2009-07-13 9:37 AM

I was pretty overwhelmed by it all. I even cried a little in the car hours later while driving home (sappy, I know). There was a point on the bike where I realized if I didn't have mechanical issues I was definitely setting a PR and likely close to 6 hours, then halfway through the run I felt amazing and did the math, I knew I had a shot at really going sub-6 so after the 10 mile mark I gave it everything I had. I did the longest hardest sprint to that finish, passed a bunch of guys () and almost made it under 5:50. I am so ready for the Ironman now. Of course I'm happy to still have almost two months to get even more ready.

LazyMarathoner - 2009-07-12 9:44 PM Got a stage in today, 56 miles I had an amazing day, set a 26 min PR at 5:50:17, totally blowing away any expectations I had. I felt strong, comfortable, pain free. It's hard to believe I actually had that race. I'll share more later. As of now I've been up for 20 hours and am about to die!

LazyMarathoner - 2009-07-13 8:37 AM

I was pretty overwhelmed by it all. I even cried a little in the car hours later while driving home (sappy, I know). There was a point on the bike where I realized if I didn't have mechanical issues I was definitely setting a PR and likely close to 6 hours, then halfway through the run I felt amazing and did the math, I knew I had a shot at really going sub-6 so after the 10 mile mark I gave it everything I had. I did the longest hardest sprint to that finish, passed a bunch of guys () and almost made it under 5:50. I am so ready for the Ironman now. Of course I'm happy to still have almost two months to get even more ready.

LazyMarathoner - 2009-07-13 8:37 AM

I was pretty overwhelmed by it all. I even cried a little in the car hours later while driving home (sappy, I know). There was a point on the bike where I realized if I didn't have mechanical issues I was definitely setting a PR and likely close to 6 hours, then halfway through the run I felt amazing and did the math, I knew I had a shot at really going sub-6 so after the 10 mile mark I gave it everything I had. I did the longest hardest sprint to that finish, passed a bunch of guys () and almost made it under 5:50. I am so ready for the Ironman now. Of course I'm happy to still have almost two months to get even more ready.

kns57 - 2009-07-13 9:04 AM And a little late, but Good morning Team Rabobank.