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The 5k aftermath

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I had an incredible feeling after running and not stopping alongside over 20,000 people and Yvonne So.

It took Yvonne and I 34 minutes passing people who were walking along the way, it was incredible. I want to do it again next year, and this time run with the Elite runners.

It was a great cause! I forgot to post the link where everyone could donate on behalf of my run but I am sure it’s not too late. Donate away.

By the way, I must say I was highly unappreciative of this guy bringing politics into the crowd:

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