If they let us Sal's embraces all cultures, though we understand some people prefer to keep their distance. In that spirit I hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and Agnostic season.
This is my gift list for people in our group and others who are welcome to run with us on the historic Erie Canal path.
Mike W. - Super Goggles that allow him to see all roots, rocks, pennies and other objects he continually trips over. Maybe if Mike's feet came off the ground by more than an inch this wouldn't be a problem? These goggles should also allow him to enjoy the scenery while trail running and snowshoeing.
Coach Rick - a 6'5" center who can shoot, rebound and play defense. They just aren't growing the tall boys out in Bergen country. Maybe Rick could recruit from Africa like the colleges do?
Lou K - The speed to stay one step in front of his daughter for at least one more year. Good luck with that!
Joanne K. - Completion of her first 13.1 mile race. Why? Because she can!
Eileen - A summer trip to Lake Placid so you can enter I.M. 2011. Ouch, that hurt Mike. Stop slapping me!
Boots and Ellen - There are still one or two weekends where FF/Yellowjacket isn't timing, c'mon pick up the slack!
Jan - a healthy achilles tendon.
Mike May - a new trail to race, one with plenty of trees, hills, water, and single-track. Maybe Muddy Sneaker is in your future?
Frank and Pete - Less hair on your heads. No, I will never stop being jealous.
Andy - fun in Texas, relaxation from eons at Kodak, and many miles to run.
Dick W.-Hmmm, tough. Already won his age group when completing his first 1/2 IM. Another guy with great hair. Damn. Okay, coal for his stocking. Sorry.
See you all on the roads, or maybe the trails? "Well, keep your nose in the wind, and your eyes along the skyline." Del Gue.
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