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So I finally did it.... or stepped in it depending how I end up looking at it some time from now. A little explanation perhaps....

 

Every year I watch the NYC marathon and even go to 4th avenue here in Brooklyn to watch the runners go by. I love marathon day. Anyway, every year I think to myself for about a month or two that I should run it. However, I am not a huge fan of running. I like biking. Better on the knees and you get to go further and go faster. Ever year however I get the bug. This last year I got to watch someone close to me train and complain and then run it. Afterwards her excitement and desire to run the next years was incredible. This year the bug in my brain will not go away.

 

Now I have run before and have pretty good form (from what I am told). My desire to it is there I just don't know if I am going to like it. Well the NYRR application is in today and now all I have to do is complete 9 qualifying races this year for guarenteed entry into the 2009 marathon....... I am working on my entrance strategy for 2008 as I write this. Rest assured that there will be pictures updating my progress...... I guess I need running shoes now.

NOT A CONTESTANT (submitted by a Symposium participant). NOT A CONTESTANT "Mind you, conversations are definitely happening in all of these pictures. Whether or not you can see that without knowing the context is another thing entirely. :) -- Rachel Freeman

AUGUST 2012

 

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Mary Patten celebrated her 100th birthday recently when her family celebrated with her at a gathering at the Bayfield Berry Farm. The family is grateful to the Bayfield Berry Farm staff for making her special celebration a wonderful one. They enjoyed the farm’s famous fruit trifle instead of a traditional cake! Patten, formerly of London, spent many of her summers visiting her Bayfield daughters and now lives in Huronview to be close to them – Sue van Baardwyk, and her husband Mike, and Leigh Selk, and her husband Jerry, as well as her son-in-law, Terry Walzak, who lives in Grand Bend. Patten has the distinction of being the oldest living alumni-graduate of the University of Western Ontario in London. Patten was born in 1918, while her Great-Granddaughter, Andie, was just born in May. There is one hundred years of history between them – a remarkable thought indeed! (Submitted photo)

 

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The mountains in the distance, the grass covering every surface, with the exception of the ribbon of tarmac through the pass and the beautiful dry stone walls, and rickety gate, created by man from nature.

Hi,

I have attached two photos of my daughter, "Meaghan Grey Jackson", who is a senior at Alabama. Meaghan attended the BCS Championship with her father. One picture is of she and her dad and the other one is Meaghan with Kenny "The Snake" Stabler.....I hope you will include these in the Corolla..as I would love to see her in there ..She graduates in May.

 

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Shane Jackson

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