We tried to get to the start - missed it between leaving the house too late and driving endlessly in Hopkinton trying to figure out where to park. BUT we raced on to Natick and saw her there, then again at Woodland Station, and again at the finish line. The crowd was unbelievable - 30,000 RUNNERS (then add families and friends for each!). There was a lovely party at Symphony 8, and we brought PACO by to visit with everyone. Molly's boyfriend was a rock - he coordinated Tim and I and his parents and made sure we were at the perfect spot in Newton, and kept a good eye on Molly as she walked from Copley Square to Symphony Hall after that big run - I don't know about her but I have a blister or two! Here's Molly, then our family at the party. Missed Molly's big brother, Rory, who started a new job today and couldn't come!
We'll have a new painting up tomorrow, for sure. Thanks for all your love and support!
Congratulations Molly!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Kelley! A lovely day for the family! My son and his wife finished the Two Oceans Marathon 3 weeks ago (they are in their forties). It is a beautiful race up and over mountains and through tree-lined suburbs or along the ocean.
ReplyDeleteHooray for Molly.....What a feat!
ReplyDeleteGood for Molly and fine family support! I'm very proud of my daughter who did the NY marathon years ago!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Molly and how great the sheran for the Brigham and Womans hospital.
ReplyDeleteShe looks beautiful ( just like MAMA) and beaming.
I would be crawling, and crying after one mile!
WOW!! Congratulations to Molly! She has a wonderful and supportive family and boyfriend. Fantastic experience for all!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Molly and to you for all of your running around!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations ladies. Looks like you had a great day. After that any painting you tackle will be a breeze.
ReplyDeleteWonderful achievemnet Molly and great back up team. Congrats :)
ReplyDeleteShe does look just like her Mama, but DUH!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a wonderful fun day for all. I'm impressed with her TIME!!
Congratulations to Molly...what an accomplishment!
ReplyDeleteGo, Molly, go!!
ReplyDelete-Dean
Congrats to your daughter! As a runner of 1/2 marathons, I truly understand the training commitment! A wonderful accomplishment!
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