A
Woman of Genuine Conviction
April
18, 2017
Anonymous
This
morning I had to really struggle to open my eyes and hop out of bed. It was an
ordeal to force myself to make it to the gym. I told myself excuse number
1,000, 1,001, and 1,003.
Thirty
minutes later at the gym, I was very ignited while I was watching the news
about Katherine Switzer, who became the first woman to officially finish the
Boston Marathon on April 19, 1967, even after being attacked for the mere fact
of being a woman running a marathon back in the day.
On
Monday April 17, 2017, 50 years later, she ran the marathon once again at age
70! That is serious conviction!
I
found this article on the Washington Post!
I want to celebrate each decade by running a marathon or completing an important sports event despite aging, injuries and my own physical ghosts that haunt me every day!
I want to celebrate each decade by running a marathon or completing an important sports event despite aging, injuries and my own physical ghosts that haunt me every day!
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