Sarah's Saturday race, Run the Bluegrass, bills itself as America's Prettiest Half Marathon. Probably true. Through Keeneland race track in Lexington, KY, itself amazing, and past pretty horse farms.
It's a huge race, more than 3000 runners last year, with various prizes. Age group winners get little whiskey barrels, for the first three finishers. And for the third year in a row, Sarah placed fourth in her age group. Sixth the year before that. Those little whiskey barrels are elusive, but she had a great race. And there is next year.
The couple of days flew by with visiting and eating and celebrating Steph's birthday. A big sleepover. All too soon, people and dogs were back in the car. I hadn't planned well, and our Easter lunch was Skyline vegetarian chili, which is chili served with spaghetti with soft yellow cheese. There can be onions and beans added. It's a chili with cinnamon, different from the usual chili spices. Actually, it was a great hit so maybe not so bad after all.
Steph fixed Easter dinner at her house later in the afternoon for her family and me with a yummy salmon, mashed potatoes, and many veggies.
And this morning . . . traces of snow on the ground. Yes, it snowed during the night.
1 comment:
I would have enjoyed eating the chili/spaghetti
Sounds like the very best kind of family weekend.
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