JENICE: Yesterday's Race for the Cure was so inspiring. To see so many people - some of them in pink shirts which meant they are breast cancer survivors - out there running for such a great cause, made that 5K just fly by. Even though it was packed and I couldn't seem to stretch out my legs for all the other runners, I was pleased with my finish time. And what makes it better is that it was all for such a good cause. What did everyone else think? And what's the next must-do race? I need to put it on my calendar, so I'll keep moving.

THERESA: Dave and I both had fun at the run, although the streets were so jammed with runners, especially during the first mile, that we had to throw out all thought of setting a fast pace. We both agreed that it was a beautifully organized event. We didn't show up 'til 7:45, paid our money and signed up right there. There were so many volunteers that lines were no problem. And we collected lots of great swag at the end, and ate enough food to far exceed the calories we'd burned running! (Dave deemed the Wawa chocolate donuts the best he'd ever tasted and I thought the fat-free strawberry muffins were delicious!) The run drew about 40,000 people-- it was so great to sit on the Art Museum steps afterwards and look out at the crowd, all gathered for such a great cause.