Friday, July 25, 2008
Campin' out.
Cam and Avery camped out in the fort last night. It was pretty exciting. Daddy slept in the tent just to make sure the rugrats were safe.
Our Massassauga trip.
Well The Massassauga is absolutely breath taking....more beautiful then Algonquin I would have to say. We will definitely venture there again but next time we will wait till later in the summer...the black flies and mosquitoes were wicked. Poor Isaac...the bugs LOVED him.
Isaac having a snooze in the canoe.
Me and my boys.
Isaac having a snooze in the canoe.
Sunday, July 20, 2008
I DID IT!!!!!!!!!
Yes, I did! I completed the 2008 Kincardine Womens Triathlon/Duathlon ( I did the duathlon part ...run-bike-run...I sink in water). I placed 55th out of 100 duathlon participants with a finishing time of 1hr 6min 8sec. This is the first time I have ever done anything like this so I'm pretty proud of myself. My goal was to 'complete' the race and since I have been fighting a cough for the last two weeks I wasn't feeling too optimistic about the whole thing...but I did it and didn't do too shabby either!!!!
Mike and the kids were at every transition point and at the finishing line cheering me on. Our neighbors came out to support me too. What a great feeling.
When you cross the finishing line you are given a medal....everyone gets one...but Cameron thought because I got a medal I won the race. Well I am proud to say that I did win, I won for me. And it was a good experience for the kids to see the end result of all my hard work.
This pic was taken just after I completed. Notice I am wearing my "winning" medal.
The most amazing part of the whole day was being able to cheer on the final athlete while crossing the finish line. She was 78 years old and completed the race in just over 2hrs!!!!! The crowd was going crazy cheering her on, I can't even begin do describe how amazing it was.
Mike and the kids were at every transition point and at the finishing line cheering me on. Our neighbors came out to support me too. What a great feeling.
When you cross the finishing line you are given a medal....everyone gets one...but Cameron thought because I got a medal I won the race. Well I am proud to say that I did win, I won for me. And it was a good experience for the kids to see the end result of all my hard work.
This pic was taken just after I completed. Notice I am wearing my "winning" medal.
Friday, July 18, 2008
Algonquin, Mosquitos and a Moose
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
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