My first day of training ended up with me working a double at the restaurant. I was on my feet and moving up and down stairs and all around from noon to midnight so I did not feel like it was a was a missed opportunity to work out. More like I was getting paid to work out, my feet are killing me!!
I was trying to think of some cool names for our future website and Tom Petty's song Running down a dream popped in my head. When I checked for it's availability I found out it was already in use by these incredible folks.
So much of what Marathons are all about is helping people better their lives. I look forward to raising money and awareness for folks in need as this journey progresses. As soon as Jesse and I focus on one or two charities to support we hope that whoever visits our Blog will be able to support these causes as well.
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ABOUT US
Our joint athletic career started in 1985 as part of our junior high basketball team in Stoneham, MA - a town about 10 miles north of Boston. For a while in the mid-90's we represented the East Coast well on the hoop courts of San Diego. These days, we play tennis occasionally, and poorly, all over the Boston area.
We both just turned 37 this past year, and our long-time dream of running in the Boston Marathon is getting more improbable by the month. So we've decided to get serious.
Once and for all - it's time to put down the meatball parm, lace 'em up, and get ready to run Boston '09 - the most fabled marathon in all the land.
We both just turned 37 this past year, and our long-time dream of running in the Boston Marathon is getting more improbable by the month. So we've decided to get serious.
Once and for all - it's time to put down the meatball parm, lace 'em up, and get ready to run Boston '09 - the most fabled marathon in all the land.
Will Rick & Jesse Finish the 2009 Boston Marathon?
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