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Kathy M. Kathy M. Sendmail

Running Bibs

posted about 1 year ago | Report

I was just curious if anyone decorates a home or work office with you medals and race bibs? Currently my bibs are just in a manila folder and I think that's a shame. Some real sweat went into earning those. Any creative ideas what I should be doing with my bibs.

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  • Michele Michele Sendmail

    I pin my bibs to my slider drape in my bedroom...on the side we don't move...i like them there...a manilla envelope would look funny

    posted about 1 year ago

  • Paul I. Paul I. Sendmail

    Mine go on my classroom wall... I'm a teacher!... a daily reminder for me and hopefully some motivation for my students!?!

    posted about 1 year ago

  • Marlon Marlon Sendmail

    Same here. Most of my running bibs are currently stored between pages of a thick and heavy book to keep the bibs wrinkle-free and flat as possible. Finisher medals uhmm...they are somewhere lying around in my room...

    posted 12 months ago

  • Michael M. Michael M. Sendmail

    I have a workout room that has my medals on wall, bibs on another, my Mylar sheets on the other, intermixed with some quotes, pre posters, and race pictures. I am going to be moving soon so I am not sure if I will have room for a workout room in my new home but I sure hope so. Seeing them everyday reminds me of each race and I what I need to do to improve.

    posted 12 months ago

  • Paul I. Paul I. Sendmail

    ... daily reminders of where we've been, why we're doing it and maybe whats next are what runners need in those weak moments!

    posted 12 months ago

  • Josh H. Josh H. Sendmail

    I think I may do this too in my chemistry classroom. I agree it will help motivate them and let them see that, "wow, Mr. Hoffman does stuff outside of school!"

    posted 12 months ago

  • Paul I. Paul I. Sendmail

    @Josh - They might be shocked that you actually leave school in my experience. I have Primary kids and I'm sure they think I get locked away in a cupboard at the end of the day! They seem so shocked to see me outside school!

    posted 12 months ago

  • Stephen H. Stephen H. Sendmail

    mine are everywhere. its a mess, i should start putting race names and times and dates on these things.

    posted 12 months ago

  • Michael V. Michael V. Sendmail

    Yeah i still have the bib from my first race. i pin it at my bedroom wall right next to my bed. lol

    posted 12 months ago

  • Chad W. Chad W. Sendmail

    Nothing creative. I staple them in my running journal on the week I raced in them. I sharpie my distance and time on it.

    posted 12 months ago

  • Tory K. Tory K. Sendmail

    Some of mine are on my "motivation desk" an old, wooden teacher's desk painted in bright pink. The rest were in my classroom, which sadly burned in May. I lost some of my most prized memories in that fire.

    I've been collecting since May to start another wall in my new classroom. I think it's a good role model to show kids that you're never too old to keep challenging yourself.

    posted 12 months ago

  • Paul I. Paul I. Sendmail

    @ Tory - Sorry to hear about the fire. I know as a teacher the sorts of things that you have collected over the years that would have been lost. Good luck covering that wall again. ... lots of teachers running!!! Hmmmm! ;0)

    posted 12 months ago

  • Spencer W. Spencer W. Sendmail

    http://www.mile22bags.com/

    I've never had one made, but I've heard good things about them. Something useful to do with all of those bibs and such.

    posted 12 months ago

  • Paul I. Paul I. Sendmail

    @Spencer - Cool idea...

    posted 12 months ago

  • Brodie B. Brodie B. Sendmail
    in reply to what Marlon said:Same here. Most of my running bibs are currently stored between pages of a thick and heavy book to keep the bibs wrinkle-free and flat as possible. Finisher medals uhmm...they are somewhere lying around in my room...

    Mine are hard to keep flat since my tradition is to wrinkle it right away and chew on it the night before the race. All stored away waiting for a creative spark.

    posted 12 months ago

  • Joanne S. Joanne S. Sendmail

    That's neat that people are displaying their racing bibs. Mine are in a the shoebox from my first pair of running shoes, along with my finish line photos when I've gotten them, my one finisher's medal, and the flashing Santa hat I got a 5K in December.

    I like the idea of the Mile 22 bags. :) I'm saving my race shirts for a quilt some day, although I'm not sure if I trust myself enough with scissors and sewing machine to make it myself.

    posted 12 months ago

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