A Walk, or Race, for the Cure

“You can get dis­com­boob­u­lated in this place,” a NYC police officer told me today when I asked him the way.

This morning, some 25,000 or so men, women and children con­verged on Central Park for the Susan G. Komen Foun­dation’s 20^th annual Race for the Cure. It was my first time wit­nessing the event:

pink shirts, umbrella and rainbow, waiting for the start

I AM THE CURE

woman in black, pushing stroller

woman with Victoria’s Secret umbrella

men, walking together

WTFC poster, held high

Scan Van in the Park

ML is learning to use her camera.

School tomorrow!

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p.s. ⁹⁄₁₃: dis­com­boob­u­lated is not a typo!

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