Tales From Medal Monday Volume 5 Chapter 16

Medal Monday brings many stories of achievement for our members. Here are recent stories from the Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics, as told by you, as posted on the Marathon Maniacs/Half Fanatics Facebook pages.

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Karin Evans (MM7466)-Marathon #118
California x 2
Lake Tahoe, California
This course was one of the three most beautiful courses I’ve run. With that being said, it was the most difficult and the hilliest I’ve done in the United States 😳. Every time I was told the hills were behind me, another one magically appeared.
My Ironman training last summer definitely helped conquer this course! 👊 This course was a once and done. 🌲

Eddie Hahn (MM184)– Antwerp, Belgium. Lifetime Marathon #348, *country #16, 2026 marathon #14

Sue Stevens (HF8593, DA2452, MM12891)– Back to a favorite local Half at the Lake Washington Half Marathon this morning. Fun seeing friends running and volunteering and ridiculously excited to score a race coaster for placing 3rd in my age group (initially thought I was 4th, but my chip time was faster than the lady shown as 3rd).

Karen Johnson Derrick (MM12489, DA3640, HF18426)– Cape Cod Marathon in Falmouth, MA!
With great company, beautiful scenery, delicious food, and lots of fun, it was a wonderful weekend! I didn’t take many pictures myself, but here are a few shared by my fellow runners.
Such a fun-filled weekend making memories with amazing people! 🏃‍♀️

Alexis Davidson (MM926)– Walked the Sofia Marathon yesterday. 58-68F with low winds and no humidity. Course was a 15K out/back with 2 short embedded out/backs followed by a turn to make a square in downtown Sofia followed by a 5K out/back on the other side of downtown. Two loops. Strava says 700ft elevation gain, but it was low grade except for one hill repeated 4x. About 5K total of paving stones. Multiples of 5K markers only, so had to rely on watch for location. Lots of food and some sports drink on the course. 1261 finishers and 3568 half finishers. Big increase from 854 last year. Half started 15 minutes after us and we were run over from 3-21K by faster runners.
5:30 time limit. We got one email which implied they were going to enforce it this year. Therefore, the strategy was a fast start and a large positive split. The first 15K passed by quickly in 1:47 and the half at 2:32. I knew I was good at this point, but I felt really strong and finished sub 5:14. 5K splits ranged from 35:22 to 38:55. 50 runners violated the time limit and DFL was the same as last year at 6:02. There were a few finishers after that got DQd. A few were stopped at the half. Bulgaria might be a hard country for slow people, as the other 3 marathons in the country have similar DFLs. #marathonmaniacs.

Tahira Bland (HF18830)– Boulderthon Half Marathon: Boulder, Colorado – September 27, 2026

This race was quite “mid” as the kids say. Maybe because of the heat, hills, and humidity? Maybe because of the BLAND race shirt? Could it be because of the lackluster finish line food? Or the disappointing fact that no part of the course whatsoever included the beautiful campus of University of Colorado – Boulder?

I registered early, but this was a relatively expensive race. I’m annoyed with myself that I didn’t sleep in my wonderful hotel bed today instead of doing this race. 😂

Eyes on the prize though. Still on track for Lifetime Half Marathon #100* for my Valentine’s Weekend/Birthday Party 2027. 🥳 🎂

3.0 stars

Maricris Lu (MM12438, DA2188, HF10592)– ABWR Hot Pursuit Half Marathon
( Sponsored athlete to pace thank you! )
Powered by only two hours of sleep, but fueled by inspiration and determination.
These miles were unplanned, yet every step became part of the preparation for future marathons—and that 10th 100-miler waiting on the horizon. It brought me joy to see runner friends I’ve known and shared the course with since 2013!
13.1 miles completed. Half Marathon #139. 🏅
Grateful for the strength and opportunity to do what I love, and continually inspired, motivated, and guided by prayers. ❤️🏃‍♀️🙏
Marathon Maniacs Half Fanatics

Amy Sea (HF18410, DA3652, MM15648)– Finished the Berlin Marathon! The second half was super tough as it was hot (though luckily not as hot as last year and probably still preferable weather to staying home and running Clarence DeMar in a Nor’easter). Not my best marathon time but I finished before the finish line closed and that is all that matters! Will take a better selfie as I make my way out of the finish to the Bradenburg Gate

Lea Reyes (MM13731, DA2891, HF16015)– State 32 Marathon 141
Jackson, Hole, Wyoming
Was in Nashville for a conference this week and then flew out to Jackson on Friday morning. Spent the day at Teton National Park before I picked up my bib and headed to Driggs Idaho where I stayed about 27 miles from Jackson. It was heck of a lot cheaper than staying in Teton Village where they were charging $500, 800-$1300 a night. That’s ridiculous. So I stayed in Driggs for less than 200 got up at 4 o’clock left the hotel at five and was in Teton Village within 35 minutes where you parked the car for shuttle pick up to the start. It was nice. They had bathrooms at the parking lot too, which was very convenient so that I could clean up after the race.
The race was absolutely beautiful. We were surrounded by mountains and it was perfect weather. 46° at start and my thrift pajama bottoms stayed on until mile seven. My long sleeve stayed on until mile 11 then it was perfect.
Plenty of aid stations and porta potties along the course and the finish line was filled with activities because it was Oktoberfest. The course was well marked and easy to follow. Absolutely had to stop and take photos, of course and take in all the views. That’s the whole point. Enjoy the run and the surroundings. My son reached out to me at mile 11 and we had a therapy moment. I felt pretty good throughout the race but mile 16 my tummy was upset. Saw some maniacs out there. Teton village is cool but I was eager to get to my car and get cleaned up. I was heading back through Teton Park and than to Yellowstone, went exploring, and a lot of walking. Bison decided to come out at night and blocked traffic for an hour and 15 minutes so I got to my hotel in Gardiner at 9:30. I’m exhausted. Heading out for more sightseeing tomorrow.
Next up. ABWR half marathons.
Happy running!

John Shangin (MM15948) – I finished the Snohomish River Run Marathon this morning with a new Personal record🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️ 🔥 I felt great early and I decided to just keep pushing as fast as I could go. 12 minutes faster than any previous 42 attempts. Some great times out there on the roads seeing all my Snohomish Running Company friends!😁 Have a great Sunday Runday friends #Marathoner #Running#runnersofinstagram #RunSRC #SRCAMBASSADOR

Andrew Wetterer (MM11505, DA3286, HF17342)– Yesterday’s Detroit marathon was a blast. I was originally scheduled to be the 4:15 international half pacer but word came down we needed to finish in 4 hours so I moved up. It was great talking with lots of folks as I crossed from the US to Canada via the Ambassador Bridge and then back to the US via the Tunnel. Lots of interesting stories told and shared.
Looks like official time was 3:59:50
Thanks OnPace Race for another fun opportunity.

Gina Forestieri (MM16172, DA3808, HF18136)– Lifetime marathon 49, (repeat state and slow) nyc next weekend will be my 50th full marathon, but i probably won’t do my 50th state until April.. those who are wondering everything miraculously felt fine when i woke up, even though my groin hurt to walk and my right Achilles hurt yesterday.. well i made it till mile 12… mile 13 was rough but i still ran.. basically walked all but probably 2 miles of the last 13… my left ankle hurt to run again.. same as two weeks ago at cape cod.. i figured I’d take it easy this race since i still have some fulls, back to back halfs I’m pacing and a Disney trip coming up.. probably my last time at mcm, i do love the military and am super glad i finished

Randy Riley (MM14470, DA3218, HF16432)– The Haunted Forest Marathon Half on the towpath trail beginning in Canal Fulton. It’s a beautiful fall course that’s almost entirely in the woods on towpath along the canal. Nice to see Laurie Weiner along with her husband and Deb Koffel at the start. Chilly start in the high 30’s and warmed about 20 degrees by the finish. Great LS tech shirt and medal. I finished 2nd age group and they had nice trophies but for some reason my 2nd place age group was missing so I came home empty handed. (They did let me hold one for a picture.). Run to You Racing Lifetime half #268 100 Half Marathons Club Half Fanatics

Hank OnThe Hill (MM14044, DA3029, HF16561)– Half Marathon #250 at the Maine Marathon. Seems like it’s been a great streak of picture perfect weather !!! A bit cool at the Back Cove, however the sun kept temperatures very comfortable. So nice to see so many local and national friends.
Pre Race with RD Bob Dunfey and local race RD Tony Myatt.
Will need to do a better job at taking pictures!! Hopefully those that took pictures will post them here. The race for 300 is on !!! But those marathons keep getting in the way ….

Sivabalan Pandian (MM13150)– Happy to finish – RUBBER CITY MARATHON – KOTTAYAM ( KERALA STATE ) ON 11 OCT 2026 .
Kottayam is one of the beautiful city of greenery with lake and water canals and good tar road to run 42.195 K.
One of the best organizing team who took care of each and every finisher of the event.
I really enjoyed and happened to be last few finishers but finished Successfully with full satisfaction.
It is worth running full marathon in Kerala State where the runners were taken all care by the organizers. Till last runners , all aid stations were opened and served runners to run stress free .
I had planned to run nearly all full marathons in the year 2026 to 27 at Kerala state in India eventhough very high humidity values.

Now I am very happy to run in India more marathons if such support is available from organizers for senior citizens and slow runners to touch finish line of 42.195 KM.
It is worth running full marathons in city like Hyderabad , Kottayam or Mumbai for slow runners where organizers can give best services to the slow runners and senior citizen
Happy Running in India

Paul Vining (MM15580, DA3647, HF18444)

Sunday, Runday! Paced the 5:30 group at the Chicago Marathon. Last time I ran the Chicago Marathon was 2021 and that was a hot one just like this one was, maybevI bring the heat. Great experience, the crowds were phenomenal and loud all day long. Lots of water being sprayed on the course to help with conditions. Definitely a world class marathon.

Amy Ahrens (HF18946)– Monument Half Marathon in Scottsbluff, NE!
Repeat race, and I love it enough to come back again next year. I’ll have forgotten about the 3-mile hill at the beginning by then. The landscape in western Nebraska is fascinating. Loved seeing my running friends too!

Michelle Migneault Cox (HF17353)– Today I finished my 145th half marathon and my 7th Canadian Province. It was cold and windy, but the course was pretty good with a mix of downtown, neighborhoods and trail. It sounded flat and fast and a good Boston qualifier, but I have no idea how bc it was pretty dang hilly! After the race we went to play with some goats at Beach Goats and went to our 4th lighthouse and by far my favorite. PEI has 12 lighthouse and even though we got to the SW, N, and NE corners of the island there was still more to see. We finished the night with dinner at The Merchantman. I tried the fish n chips and Q had another bowl of seafood chowder. Of the 4 places we ate dinner, The Local had the best everything! 2nd is close but probably The Merchantman then Lone Oak Brewing then Gahan House (PEI Brewing). We are pooped and were gonna do the hottub, but just hanging in the room ended up winning out! This is a great place to visit and we aren’t ready to go home yet.

Tonisia Billups (HF10011, DA1998, MM12110)–#MedalMonday… Amica Newport Half Marathon (10/11)– Rhode Island ✅

𝗙𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁/𝗧𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻: American IAH /PVD

Breeze PVD/JAX

Again, had to squeeze this race weekend in between work travel, ie. multi city flights 🥴

Flew into PVD (Rhode Island) and then drove to Massachusetts for Saturday’s race. Then drove back to Rhode Island for Sunday’s race in Newport before flying back out to Florida!

If seemed to make the most logistical sense.

𝐀𝐢𝐫𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭 𝐑𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐥: Hertz (PVD airport)

𝗛𝗼𝘁𝗲𝗹/𝗹𝗼𝗱𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗴: Springhill Suites (Marriott) Providence West Warwick

𝗣𝗿𝗲 𝗥𝗮𝗰𝗲 𝗘𝘅𝗽𝗼: race morning pick up (loved that both races this weekend offered free race morning pick up) It helped tremendously with the travel logistics.

𝗥𝗮𝗰𝗲: 7:30AM Start… WHYYYY do you start going UPHILL! I was sooo winded! lol 🤣 I couldn’t tell if my camel back was too tight or my heart was just having a hard time pumping blood! lol Cause my lungs 🫁 were STRUGGLING! Lol

It didn’t help that I was TRYING to keep pace with THEE Marathoner Jae Andy Bee going out! Then I realized! You need to slow down, cause her slow and steady, AFTER running a FULL the day before, was STILL faster than my steady pace coming off of only a Half the day before lol 🤣

Don’t know what I was thinking, BUT I got some GOOD rear footage of her to start 😬.

Anywho… after I got past that brutal 1st mile I settled down some and found my rhythm!

This was ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL coastal run! I didn’t think it could/would top Cape Cod, but I think it did! Especially the finish running down towards the beach.

Now let me speak on runners etiquette for a minute! It’s sooo important to be courteous on a crowded course! Especially, if you cut someone off! Somehow, I kept a yoyo pace with a couple of ladies! It was soooo annoying because the one lady kept cutting me off when she stopped to walk, just so she could get back side-by-side with her runner. I kept quiet until she literally almost bumped and tripped me the way she abruptly stopped (while people are moving forward) and crosses in front of me. 😡🤬

LADY!!!! REALLY!!!! ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!

I started to believe it was intentional the way she started just trying to keep pace with me, leaving the friend behind! 🙄 it’s like she just didn’t want me ahead of her!

That didn’t end well for her lol 🤣 😂🤣

I decided to turn up a notch and let’s just say, I was collecting my medal, taking pictures and sipping on water by the time she made if across the finish 🏁

𝐏𝐨𝐬𝐭 𝐑𝐚𝐜𝐞: I was able to get some really beautiful pictures at the beach finish area AND to top things off, a colleague just happened to be in Newport for a wedding!!! What are the odds! So she met me at the finishline with a cinnamon roll treat! 😋 How AWESOME was that 🥰

State #49 ✅

Alexis Davidson (MM926)– Walked the Einstein Marathon yesterday. Named for Albert and his exploits at the 1912 Olympics. Either that or because he was born in Ulm and spent his first year there. Stans will know this is my first race after turning 71. 51-79F with low winds and humidity. Start was 3K from finish and there were about 7500 marathoners, halves, and relay teams starting at 9:10. Transportation fans know this is a difficult ask for a small city system. I think they took buses from other routes to supplement the one tram line that ran from downtown to start. Either way, getting to the start was a “clown car” experience.
Course was sort of two loops. The first 12K were in the countryside along the Donau. Then 4K in the city with many turns and some paving stones. Then back to the start at 19K. The second loop took us closer to the river and added a lollipop and an out/back for extra distance. There was several K of hardpack here. Got back to downtown at 33K and repeated the 4K. The last 5K were a difficult combination of many turns, hardpack and paving stones, and some short steep hills. The finish was at the large cathedral called the Munster. Strava claims 309ft elevation gain.
The backodepack start delay was 30 minutes. The first 5K was crowded and then began to thin. Around 8K, we were run over by the leaders and their many escort bikes. At 16K, we said goodbye to the halves and the leaders and things improved a lot. I started strong and I really was able to get into a groove in the countryside. At 33K, I saw many faster runners coming towards me. Turns out they had just started the 10K loop race which was timed in a way to insure they impacted the marathon backodepack optimally. I spent the last 9K getting run over, elbowed, and having to struggle for water at the aid stations. At 38K, I slowed down some for my sanity. Splits were sub 2:39 and 5:30. Satisfied with it, though angry with the race director. 5:40 time limit, DFL of 6:35 and 1118 marathon finishers. #marathonmaniacs

Kristin L Anderson (HF18623)– Full marathon #5 done! The views were worth the trip. All the hills…. Were not. 🤣 And I finally got to meet my IG/FB friend Emy Gall!

Kerri Haskins (MM1336, DA836, HF8724)– New England Half NH 10/18 – People ask me how I run races often. Well sometimes getting up and out of bed is half the battle. Wasn’t feeling well with a cold and could have slept in. Tiny steps-get dressed, drive an hour to shuttle bus, sleep on bus, catch some sun before start in the cold, and just make sure you keep moving in race. After mile 8 the legs said no thanks so was a slow shuffle to finish. Knowing this is not all rainbows and happiness is key and there will be challenges 🙂 Being happy I finished is priceless 🙂

Tahira Bland (HF18830)– Fall 2026 edition of Prairie Fire Half Marathon: Wichita, Kansas – October 11, 2026
As terrific as it was seeing many 50 state running friends again, this was the first race since Milwaukee Lakefront where I crossed the finish line dizzy and nauseous. Then again, that was a Meetup race too 😆
Don’t let the smile fool you. That heat was no joke. 🥴
3.75 stars

Sandi Googs (HF9218)– I kept it low key on purpose because I just wanted to have fun for my 200th Half Marathon. Picked my favorite holiday, time of year and my favorite race to accomplish the mission. Thankfully my best friend was by my side for another milestone. After 13.3 miles that’s a wrap on 200 half marathons in less than 15 years….100 in a tad over 4 years for anyone keeping track😏 #LifetimeHalf200

Sadie Smith (MM12709)– At 4.5 months between marathons, I think this has been my longest hiatus in twelve years. The Steamtown Marathon was one hell of a race to come back to, though! I am one of the slowest winners in this race’s 29 year history, but I am also the oldest winner (male or female) ❤️ 2:52:31 finish time, my 44th sub-3 state, and the second fastest female masters finish time.
The organizers put on an INCREDIBLE race: from the indoor pre- race accommodations at Forest City High School (with SO many volunteers) to the top notch course support to the finish line festival, these towns pulled out all the stops to welcome runners. A special shout out to my bike guide, Bobby, who was the only reason I didn’t walk up the last hill at mile 25.5. It rained the ENTIRE time we were on the course, but I’ll take that over heat any day.
The fall leaves were beautiful, the course was fast with a nice net downhill, I made some new friends, and I had FUN! Glad to finally kick off the fall racing season and feeling so grateful that I still get to do these awesome things.

Charlotte Corriher (MM3514)– YAY ITS MARATHON DAY !
Saturday 8am I started the Hinson Lake 24 hour race. I was pretty mentally exhausted going into it because I’ve been traveling and away from home so much, and I have a bunch coming up anda long list of things to do, so I went in with big mileage goals, but then decided to just get the 50 K so I could get home at night, get a good nights rest and have a full day on Sunday to get my projects done.
Sad thing is, my power running is usually at night and just when it started to get dark, I was getting in my groove, but it was time to finish up and go home.
Although it was a short time, it was so great to see all my friends. I love this race, but often it conflicts with the Yeti 100 so I can’t make it very often.
I wore this costume at the race a few years back. There are lots of little gnome statues on the course and people move them during the race so it matched the little statues.

Debby Cannon (MM15148)– Emerald Isle Marathon # 246 state #50 – (of my first round!) Okay – can we just take a moment to appreciate this amazing sign my friend Karen Murray Anderson made for me?! Back story on this sign – this comes from Karen who lives in Virginia. She wasn’t able to come because she was running in California because she’s working on what I believe is her 9th round of 50 states (yes you read that correctly!) She didn’t let that stop her from finding a way to get me a sign. Hand delivered. She sent it with Keenan from Colorado who is also working on his 9th round! Keenan carried it on the plane from Colorado to North Carolina and then he ran the entire marathon with turtle me- even though he could’ve gone faster. He was telling everyone it was my 50th state. It was pretty funny to me to be celebrated when hello – here’s someone who’s done it 8 more times than me 😂. But – That has been one of the greatest parts of this journey though- I have made friends from around the country. When I show up at random races in states I’ve never been alone. There has always been someone there I know to run with and who has encouraged me. The legendary runners I’ve met have been nothing but kind and encouraging and passing their electric energy on. It hasn’t mattered where we are at on our journeys- there has been genuine excitement and encouragement every step of the way. I love the running community so much – and the bonds we have in our shared suffering and crazy goals. What a fun journey it has been! I’m not planning on 9 or 10 rounds but I do feel like a victory lap is in the cards. I am 20 states in to round 2. Let’s go get round 2 Cathi! 💪🏻

Aaron Stevens (MM14034)– Scenes from today’s Chicago Marathon. It was a good day! — but it was warm. I was pacing 4:30 again this year, and I actually cannot explain how I managed to meet my time in the heat but I came in right on schedule.
It was great to co-pace with Lisa Saks-knestrict again this year, and to see so many of my friends among the pace team.
I absolutely LOVE the Chicago Marathon. It was my first marathon in 2014, my 100th marathon in 2025, and my 114th marathon today. It is such an honor and a blessing to be able to return as part of the pace team to encourage other runners. Also my 12th marathon or longer of 2026.

Congratulations Victoria Carroll (HF16390)!!!- Today at the NW Series in Oregon, (September 19) Victoria Carroll became the first member of the COMMA CLUB for half marathons! She completed her 1,000th half marathon! She finished her 801st half marathon to become the lead half marathon record holder on February 2nd, 2025 at the Donna Half in Florida. In 19 1/2 months, she’s been able to rack up 199 more half marathons!!

Victoria completed her first half on 10/18/15 at the Quintiles Bull City Race Fest in Durham, NC. She finished 2015 with 6 half marathons and has not slowed down! She did her first Mainly Marathons race at the Appalachian Series in 2016. She became a Loony Legend at the Alaska Series in 2025 and has completed 294 Mainly half marathons, meaning the Victoria stuffy will be revealed later this week!

Victoria’s Loony picture is a nod to her fun personality and also her breast cancer journey. She chose the Donna race in Florida for #801 to celebrate her completion of treatment. Today, the Mainly family got to celebrate her 1,000th half marathon! She truly is an inspiration to all of us!

If you know Victoria, she will hate this post because she is so humble and quiet about her amazing accomplishments but sorry my friend, we all need to celebrate you today.

Lea Reyes (MM13731, DA2891, HF16015) -#142 marathon complete.
My 10th Long Beach and my fourth Long Beach 5K.
5K was awesome. Great weather and I went out strong again, placing second in my age group. I went back and looked at my previous results and for the past three years I’ve been number 17 and 18 female overall compared to 38 four years ago. I’d say that’s progress.
Marathon weather was perfect. We had cloud cover all day with little raindrops here and there but nothing serious. Course was changed just a bit because of the ocean tides. Aside from my feet hurting I felt really good overall. Except for that therapy moment at mile 23 threw me off for almost 2 full songs, but you have to acknowledge your emotions and thoughts. At least I do anyways. Otherwise, I just push everything aside and disregard what I’m feeling. I try not to do that anymore.
To me some of the best moments of running are the people. During the 5K I saw this girl and she was fast. Look to be about in her 20s and I saw she was struggling at the hills going over the freeway. She stopped walked and even hunched over at one point. I caught up to her on the back end near the finish and she was walking again. Gave her an arm swing and told her to come on. She ended up finishing about a minute and a half before me and when I crossed the finish line, she gave me a high five and said thanks for that push.
It’s always nice to get random fist pumps and taps on the shoulder with a thumbs up from random strangers. That happened three times today. I started speeding up again the last 2 miles, stopped to walk and a lady saw me and said don’t stop keep going. That pushed me to the end. Runners look out for each other on the course, always! It’s such a great community of awesome people who are out there for different reasons, but in the end, we encourage each other, lift each others spirits, push each other to the end, and sometimes celebrate with people we’ve never met before.
I love the Long Beach medals. They have that cool, metallic purple color. Pretty cool.
Always great to see maniac friends out there. Karen A Flynn out there looking fly and running like a bad ass as always. Caught up to Dan Delino at the end and we finished about the same time. Thanks for the pics. Even saw some local ABWR peeps out there.
Next up.
Couple ABWR half marathons before Revel Big Bear
Happy running!

Karen Murray Anderson (MM8075, DA576, HF5492), Gysel Parajon (MM8995, DA3751, HF18751) and Glen Anderson (MM2674)

🌟 Feeling incredibly blessed as I wrap up the most running I’ve done in a single year! Just completed Marathons 54 and 55 in Hartford, Connecticut, and Amica Newport Marathon, Rhode Island. This was only my 2nd Hartford Marathon, returning from 11 years ago during my 1st round of the states, and I absolutely love it! 💖
Next year, I’m determined to return to Hartford Marathon, and then back to my home town in NY to join Paine to Pain Half Marathon Trail Race. It’s been way too long since I participated with my local NY run group! Glen, don’t forget—2027 was supposed to be my year to plan, but you still took over! My foot is down; I’m heading back to NY! unless you surprise me with an international race! 😉😊
Newport was stunning and such a joy to catch up with Jun—we ran together the entire time! Love me some Jun! 💕 I might not have been the best company on day two of marathons, but it was still an unforgettable experience!
Huge congrats to Gysel for rocking this double weekend too! So great to see you! ❤️🎉

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