In Which This Blog Is Three

Wanna hear something weird? The Fairest Run Of All is three years old today! (In celebration, I tweaked the layout/design a little. Thoughts?)

I started this blog with Moon with the initial goal of trying to eventually run all the runDisney races, which three years ago was a much less daunting task. The growing roster of races plus the reality of how budgeting actually works made for a pretty quick pivot away from that completionist goal, but we’ve still made the most out of all the running and racing we can, meeting some awesome people along the way.

Sadly, Moon has temporarily left us to make a new life in Boston. As she has promised to return upon her assimilation into her new environment, I would say that my goal for the blog over the next year is to engender her triumphant return!

Pictured: Boston.

I’ve already alluded to it briefly, but let me say it formally: I am infinitely grateful for the runners and readers who have visited and will continue to visit this humble little shrine to Disney and running and other stuff sometimes when I feel like it. Thank you for your eyes and minds and hearts. May we see each other soon in a Disney park!

In case you’re in the market for such things, here is an assemblage of some of my completely subjectively favorite posts so far:

• All my trip reports, ’cause I can’t choose (or race recaps if you’d rather)

• The 2017 WDW Marathon recap

• An Ode to Winnie the Pooh

• My first marathon recap

• Turk is my spirit animal

• Saying goodbye to some of Epcot’s entertainment

• Duolingo is NOT supportive

• WTF GPS: an original haiku

• Disney, where is my brinner?

• When Dopey happened (although not entirely as planned here)

• Thank God for pace groups

• Still my favorite treadmill strategy

• My Escape from Tomorrow review

• A high school Space Mountain story

• A high school Haunted Mansion story

• Epcot and cultural policy

• Our friend the Epcot power outlet

• I <3 Festival of the Lion King

• That time I beat the ADR system

• Our best day in DAK

• The very important “fine, don’t come” mentality

Don’t forget, you can follow FRoA on Twitter @fairestrunofall and on Instagram @fairestrunofall. If you have any questions or thoughts, leave a comment or email fairestrunofall@gmail.com. See ya real soon!