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In the past months it has been easy for me to get lost in the logistics and not really even think about the journey I am about to go on.  Getting my passport, vaccinations (*ahem*.. planning to get my vaccinations), and of course fund raising has been a full time job lately! However, as my countdown to launch is now under 100 days (WHAT?!!!) I am growing extremely excited and terrified! Today, for the first time since I was accepted to the race 3 months ago, I found myse

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I thought this blogging thing would be hard but I believe I'm becoming quite the blogger!

Today I turned 23 but I honestly didn’t expect much out of today. I mean, I just haven’t been trying to grow up as fast as time seems to go by. I can’t say I was soooo excited about it being my birthday. But I was wrong. I actually got a lot out of today which calls for some blogging. Just bear with me as I may ramble on in this one, and it may not necessarily all have to do wi