I got to. I get to. I get to do this thing that makes me feel so empowered, so strong, so capable.

And how awesome of an opportunity is that?

Hey, everyone. Emily Avattie here. You are listening to Hurtle Moment from Hurtle. I, I'm not even going to,

I'm not even going to bring you in with a real intro today. I'm just going to get right to the fact that

man, here we are. What is this Tuesday? I'm recording this on Tuesday. It's coming out on Wednesday. I am

two days removed from the London marathon. And if I'm honest, I was originally planning on releasing this

episode next Wednesday, but upon getting so many messages and wonderful emails from all of you,

telling me that you were looking forward to the London marathon recap. I figured that now was

as good of a time as any to sit down, record it. Well, it's still fresh in my mind and give you

my feedback. And what was truly an incredible, incredible day. Now I, I say this into the microphone

under the assumption that maybe you've been here for a little while or a long while, but you're in

the loop that on Sunday, October 2nd, does some math in my head. I ran my 11th marathon in London,

and it was a journey, a journey understatement to get there. And so today on the pod,

I'm giving you the full recap. No big edits here, just kind of stream of consciousness talking

you through. What was going on? Maybe a little bit of behind the scenes, depending on

if you follow along on social or whatever, but it was, it was a day. And a lot of thoughts and

feelings went into the day. A lot of thoughts and feelings happened during the day. And I certainly

have many, many of them now as well. Again, I'm recording this in my parents hotel room. I'm

staring at the Eiffel Tower right now. And overwhelmingly, I, I feel grateful. That's the sentiment I'm

walking away from Sunday with. For me, Sunday had nothing to do with time, but of course, that's a

question that's going to come through. So ultimately, I ran what was according to my Garmin,

something like 26.5 something miles in four hours, three minutes, and 11 seconds. And we're

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