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Do’s and Don’ts to Remember When Meeting a Blind Person.

Kicking off October as National Meet the Blind Month by sharing one of my favorite posts. Enjoy!

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A few weeks ago I contacted the race directors of another 100 miler I have my sights on. I just heard back from them, and I am in! This #BlindMotherRunner is going to be in Ohio October 7 and eighth running the canal corridor 100! First things first, I still need guides to help get me through the jackpot 100 in less than five weeks. If you’re interested in guiding, let me know and I can shoot you over the sign-up link. I plan to stay at a 12 minute mile pace. The goal is to complete 100 miles in under 24 hours.

Jackson’s latest Lego robot creation.

I know you guys have been waiting all week to see my balls. I don’t know how I feel about these ones quite yet. The texture is a lot heavier, but they should keep me fueled up since they are packed with protein. This weeks balls contain quinoa, peanut butter, oatmeal, banana, and chocolate.

It was a treat to get to spend a little bit of time with my good friend Jason Meddaugh at the Access Ready Expo.

Ran 26.3 miles yesterday for my Jackpot 100 training. Thanks Jennifer Townsend Martinez, Kitty, Mike Kotek, and George Werly for yesterday’s run. And Donald Bowman, Ronald Morgan, Natalie Strauss Koransky, Christopher Michael Coffey, Lesley Elizabeth Cohen, Christy Gadoury and all the other Achilles Las Vegas guides for your time and #MilesAndSmiles.

This week’s energy balls contain banana, almond, coconut flakes, oatmeal, coconut oil, peanut butter, and maple syrup. I’m also packing two oranges and a banana for fuel for my long run Sunday.

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