I started with all of the cancer survivors. Pretty emotional, but great way to start the day. I just asked that my body be strong, do everything to the best of my abilities and have fun!!! The swim was pretty good. I kept finding myself over to the right quite a bit, so that slowed my time down a bit. REALLY sunny, so it was hard to see where we were swimming. Couldn't see the bouys or the platforms. Had to take the goggles off a couple of times to figure out where I was.

Not get so far off to the right.

Yes, it was SLOW...I for some reason can't seem to speed this up. I actually thought I was going fairly quick. I guess not :-).

Loved this ride. Didn't get passed once :-). Loved saying "on your left" over and over :-).

Again, SLOW...who knows. As Joe Runner says, are you having a cup of coffee in between!?!?! Don't even drink coffee, but just isn't a strong point.

Can't believe I ran that fast. I was at about a 9:22 min mile last year, so a little slower, but I was extremely pleased with this run, since I haven't been able to run that fast in almost a year. And I wore the cape, which was really fun!

I am extremely proud of myself with this race. I bettered my time from last year by about 3 minutes!!!! Went in with NO expectations just having treatment 2 days before the race, so I didn't know if I would even come close to my last years time. It was a great day to show cancer who was boss! Had an amazing time with friends and all of the ladies out there. It really is a fun race, extremely well organized, and the weather couldn't have been more perfect!

ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!

Found all the Milton Girls Gone Tri peeps, took our picture and walked around waiting for the times to be posted.


As my Dad says, "A little cancer" and treatment being 2 days before. I am hoping I can do even better next year.