5 Ways to Preserve Race Memories and A Peek Inside Our Scrapbook

Happy Friday folks! Before we get into our Friday 5 today, we want to make a follow up comment to our blog post yesterday We Are Fed Up With The Rock N Roll Series Races. Thank you to everyone who understood where we were coming from on that.  Surprisingly enough, the marketing director of RnR contacted us ( word on social media travels fast).  We thought that was a nice gesture but we shall see what happens!

Okay, now on to the Friday Five with the lovely DC gals. This week's theme is all about Race Memories.

Everyone one of our races holds a special memory to us ( not just the Disney Races either...haha). Instead of re-hashing our favorites like Boston, Big Sur, or Disney, we decided to share our memories like this................... How we are preserving those memories.

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If you haven't seen our Race Scrapbook yet, you can take a  trip down memory lane with us and look at it HERE.  Of course we need to update it with a few races from this year.

 

 

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Disney Princess weekend will ALWAYS be a favorite memory of ours. We put a brief video together and you can watch that HERE.  ( There is sound with this so if you are reading this at work you might want to turn the volume down)

 

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If you want a fun way of recording your own race memories, you can do them with this race book we talked about earlier called Pedal, Paddle, Run. You can find more info on that HERE.

 

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Another fun way we preserve our race memories is by displaying our medals and creating personalized displays for them. If you haven't seen them yet, you can see our COMPLETE Race display walls HERE and HERE.

 

 

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 And of course earlier this week we shared how I was able to preserve my Boston Marathon memory by getting my actual race day bib screen printed on a coffee mug. If you'd like to learn more about how I did that you can find more info HERE.

 

How do you preserve your race memories? Do you have a favorite?