Well... I'm out.

I got my MRI results back and I found out that I have some pretty bad stress reactions on the top of my foot, so I won't be able to run for the rest of the season, and I now have to wear a boot.

So not only will I be identifiable by my Nikon D7100, but also my boot. It's grey and fat and the freshmen boys call it "elephant foot," which is... interesting. And also very typical of them.

This may mean that I have more photo or video taking opportunities, and it may not. I now have a duty to take splits for distance races and maybe help out other events, but now I'll also be able to take pictures without the worry of wasting all my energy before my race. 

I'm eager to get back out there in the trails (or on the track), but I'll be in a boot for at least three more weeks, possible five more weeks. The positive side is that I'll be focusing a lot more on getting great photos! (Maybe even photos of athletes from other schools!~But NO guarentees!)

Though it is still a few weeks away, I'm SUPER excited for the Arcadia Invitational and I am planning on going to cheer on my teammates who are competing there! I'm expecting some awesome photos! :D