Las Vegas Santa Run

April 12th, 2009 | No Comments |

Every year in Las Vegas there is a fund raising run for Opportunity Village called the Las Vegas Santa Run.
Maria has recently become enamored with distance running and has talked Abbey and myself into joining the fun. The registration is about $35 and includes a 5 piece santa suit. In 2008 6,119 santas participated in the event and they are hoping to attract enough runners to break some record or other for the most santas gathered in one place.

Time to start working out an idea for my take on the santa theme… and get Maria and Abbey on board. Suggestions from all of you Santacon veterans?

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