Apparently, my children thought, in spite of my hearty protests, that I would win that little race I was in.
Yeah. Right-o, kids. Like I can zip through 3 miles in 17 minutes like the winner did. Uh huh.
As I came running up to the end, I saw my little family waving at me and cheering. I was so happy to see them! And I stepped to the side to give them high-5s before crossing the finish line (thereby adding an easy 24 minutes to my run. Otherwise, I WOULD have won, ya know.)
As I was high-5ing my curly-sue 3.0 she said, "Mama - you are NOT a winner! You are NOT A WINNER!"
Thanks, kid. I limped on over to the finish line and called it a day.
Apparently, the folks who finished ahead of me were winners. To her, I was the big loser.
She kept telling me over and over - for most of the way back to the car - that I was not a winner. That combined with the 1.0 and 2.o explaining to me how much less sweaty the other folks were than me really keeps a gal humble, ya know.
I do believe my children will cross stitch this into a sampler for me someday.
2 comments:
Good news....you weren't first loser!!!! That's worse, I hear!!
Actually, truth be known, the losers were the ones that didn't even enter. I'm one.
Congrats kiddo!!!! We're proud of you!!!
HA! Don't ya just love kids. LOL
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