The Best Kind of Crazy -Ragnar Relay 2010

 

 

 

Mark and his sister participated in the 2010 Wasatch Back Ragnar Relay. Runners are on a team of 12 and run continuously starting from Logan to Park City for a total of 188 miles! Each runner completes 3 legs of the race. It is a crazy fun time! There were over 1000 teams competing in this two day event.

Catching up! (sort of)

Well, I think that summer may finally finally be around the corner. It has been wet and kind of miserable spring on the weather front around here. I don't think we had a single Saturday soccer game that didn't include wind or rain of some sort. Rylie is officially a 1st grader now. She had a great kindergarten year with a fantastic teacher. I thought she was going to be sad on the last day of school but she quickly got past that. Rori had her cast removed on May 27th, so she if off and running for the summer. I am the event manager for everyone as Mark has done a few different races and we all participated in the Govenor's Cup this Saturday! Beautiful weather compared to last year's snow,rain, and cold (39 degrees). The girls and my parents even ended up on the local news on Friday evening. We went to pick up our race packets and stopped to see the seatbelt demonstration.!Thankfully I was able to stay out of the shot since I am carrying baby 3 and feel a little like a wide load! I did do the 5K with my mom after she finished the 10K. Lots of fun things

Our first broken limb!

Just FYI, some of you may have noticed the bright orange cast on Rori's arm in the previous post. She fell in the backyard on the swingset about three weeks ago and fractured her right radius. She likes to show people her cast and thinks that she will get a purple one after this. It hasn't slowed her down at all. Should be off next Tuesday!

Mother's Day

My children decided to get up as early as possible on Mother's Day. Not sure exactly why, but they were wide awake at 6:30 am! Here are a couple of highlights from the day! I have a wonderful family!

Mark and Rori making the French toast


Early risers looking a little tired

Loyalty Day

Rylie recently won the VFW Loyalty award for her class. She drew a picture celebrating America and received her very first trophy. She had taken possession of an old baseball trophy of her dad's. She had this sitting on her headboard. After she got her own she didn't want his baseball trophy anymore. He was out of town and when he came home, found his old trophy on his dresser. It was very funny.
We were very proud of her. She had to speak in front of whole school about what her picture was about.