With forty-four loved ones on the phone, Caitlin Curran realized she didn’t need the crowd for this race to be special
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I often feel choked up walking to the start line of a race. It feels silly to be overcome by emotion, but it’s beautiful to be part of a large group of people doing the same simple activity. I usually love running because it is solitary, for me at least – I don’t run with a buddy or a running club. But race days are special.
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