Race Start National Anthems
I was pulling into the Rite Aid to pick up some water before getting to the office in Jackson this morning when I heard a song from the new country group, Lady Antebellum.
It reminded me that they would be singing the national anthem at the Bank of America Chicago Marathon on Sunday.
Well, she sang a song with Rodney Hayden at the end of the Texas Independence Relay so I guess that was good enough for Waverly to snare a repeat performance at the 30th annual Huntsville Half Marathon on Saturday morning.
She's going to work with her choir director, Michael Feris, on Friday during their before school S/X practice to touch up on the song so she can do an excellent job on Saturday. If you're of that ilk, please keep Waverly in your prayers as she performs.
If you aren't running it, the Seven Hills Running Club needs your help in volunteering on the course. Vice president Ken Johnson told club members this week in an e-mail that he's expecting more than 400 runners! Wow! Some of it comes as a result of Ed Chance and FEMA's unfortunate thrashing and subsequent postponement of Ten For Texas.
Me? I'll be in Huntsville bright and early at 6 a.m. on Saturday and will be doing finish line announcing - testing my knowledge of who all I know without having to look at a list of bib numbers and names. Should be fun!
It reminded me that they would be singing the national anthem at the Bank of America Chicago Marathon on Sunday.
Well, she sang a song with Rodney Hayden at the end of the Texas Independence Relay so I guess that was good enough for Waverly to snare a repeat performance at the 30th annual Huntsville Half Marathon on Saturday morning.
She's going to work with her choir director, Michael Feris, on Friday during their before school S/X practice to touch up on the song so she can do an excellent job on Saturday. If you're of that ilk, please keep Waverly in your prayers as she performs.
If you aren't running it, the Seven Hills Running Club needs your help in volunteering on the course. Vice president Ken Johnson told club members this week in an e-mail that he's expecting more than 400 runners! Wow! Some of it comes as a result of Ed Chance and FEMA's unfortunate thrashing and subsequent postponement of Ten For Texas.
Me? I'll be in Huntsville bright and early at 6 a.m. on Saturday and will be doing finish line announcing - testing my knowledge of who all I know without having to look at a list of bib numbers and names. Should be fun!
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