This is Chloe's first run, 750m for a start. Too much for a 2 years old? I figured if she can run from one end of T3 and back, she can do this, after all there is a Plan B - piggyback ride by Simon.
We chomp down some breakfast and set out early, drop Raphael at mum's place and off to the Padang. Mother hen shooing everyone out of the house, we don't want to be late for the excitement at the starting point, turns out I'm wrong. No fanfare, no countdown, just a honk and off we go. Okay, this is not the Bay Run or Standard Chartered Marathon.
A little disappointment, we got separated during the run hence no pictures of Chloe running. Simon was so excited when they sounded the honk, he grabbed Chloe and turbo charged ahead. Yes! All the way to the end, leaving me behind looking everywhere for them in the sea of green. Argh... He was very excited too as this is also his first run.
We chomp down some breakfast and set out early, drop Raphael at mum's place and off to the Padang. Mother hen shooing everyone out of the house, we don't want to be late for the excitement at the starting point, turns out I'm wrong. No fanfare, no countdown, just a honk and off we go. Okay, this is not the Bay Run or Standard Chartered Marathon.
A little disappointment, we got separated during the run hence no pictures of Chloe running. Simon was so excited when they sounded the honk, he grabbed Chloe and turbo charged ahead. Yes! All the way to the end, leaving me behind looking everywhere for them in the sea of green. Argh... He was very excited too as this is also his first run.
All ready to do 750m!
Her race tag with her name printed on - 70019. Alas, it was thrown away by mistake, sob!
May the force be with you, Cranston.
Her first finisher medal!
Recharging with her 'isotonic' cream.
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That is so cool. Running is in her blood!
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