A new race!

by admin on November 12, 2008

I signed up for my Turkey day race.

Go to www.coolrunning.com and sign up for the first annual Marathon Sports Gobble Gobble Gobble race!

It looks like a great way to start a day of eating! Come ON! You can definitely run four miles!

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