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		<title>By: vingold</title>
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		<description>I did the Marine Corps Marathon in &#039;03.  I&#039;d recommend it to anyone.  And you&#039;re right about the watching thing.  

I was a race marshall for the 94 Honolulu Marathon.  I only had to watch the first 2 miles and then I went home (on the other side of the island).  I watched a movie, took a shower, got dressed, ate some breakfast - and then headed out to Honolulu for shopping.  It was 5 hours later and the marathon was still going on!

I was amazed there were still spectators on the sidelines - they had been out there all that time - just watching.

It was amazing.  

When I ran the Marine Corps - I told friends and family to stay away.  I didn&#039;t want them out there all that time and had only a rough idea of when I would finish.

As it turns out - they knew better than I did - and all of the people closest to me were there at the last few miles cheering me on.  It was awesome.

Congratulations to your wife - and to you!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I did the Marine Corps Marathon in &#8216;03.  I&#8217;d recommend it to anyone.  And you&#8217;re right about the watching thing.  </p>
<p>I was a race marshall for the 94 Honolulu Marathon.  I only had to watch the first 2 miles and then I went home (on the other side of the island).  I watched a movie, took a shower, got dressed, ate some breakfast &#8211; and then headed out to Honolulu for shopping.  It was 5 hours later and the marathon was still going on!</p>
<p>I was amazed there were still spectators on the sidelines &#8211; they had been out there all that time &#8211; just watching.</p>
<p>It was amazing.  </p>
<p>When I ran the Marine Corps &#8211; I told friends and family to stay away.  I didn&#8217;t want them out there all that time and had only a rough idea of when I would finish.</p>
<p>As it turns out &#8211; they knew better than I did &#8211; and all of the people closest to me were there at the last few miles cheering me on.  It was awesome.</p>
<p>Congratulations to your wife &#8211; and to you!</p>
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