This might be what blogging is all about. You see, I met a gal in Eugene, while there for the Track & Field Olympic Trials, and when I got home we became friends on FB.
At least that's how I think we met.
Of course I immediately forgot how I had met her, and am still not sure. I read her posts, and enjoyed seeing pics of her here in K-Town last summer and thought, Wow, she has family here? That thought was followed quickly by How did I meet her/how do I know her?
Anyway, here's the connection or at least a connection: I had been a track star when I was younger but she is a track star now! She competed in the Master's World meet! I was so excited to write about my find that I've only read bits of her husband's blog http://minnows-team.blogspot.com, but I was tickled by the picture with her 4x400 relay team.
They were bronze medalists at WORLD'S! She's only been married a little longer than me so we're both newlyweds... well kinda. I read her husband's blog about her dialogue with her relay team. Oh, she's that teammate! I thought. Every team needs someone like that. Reason: because then all the other teammates try to reassure her, and because they are busy with that, they can forget their own frazzled nerves!
Here's a shout out to Betty Shaefer! Master Trackster Extraordinaire!
I suffered a tramatic brain injury in 1991, that left me with physical, and mental limitations. I have faced, and still meet, challenges most days. My blog is following no set course, but my plan is to share with others, the matchless happenings, as well as the not so great episodes a head injury survivor faces daily. Join me on my journey.
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