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Morgan's 5th Grade Field Trip
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See a demonstration and explanation of how cannon's were loaded during the Civil War. It was sooooo cold today, but we still had fun!
Race for the Cure Boise, Idaho May 9th, 2009 Of course, this blog has to be in Pink. This morning was quite inspiring! Last year Boise had 14,050 walkers and this year we topped 15,000. It is pretty impressive for our population. I found today to be quite inspiring and very touching. I especially liked the papers on the backs of people that said who they were walking in memory of or celebration of. There were sisters,aunts, mothers, daughters, even fathers. All I can say about this event is that it felt wonderful to be a part of this group. I would do it again in a heartbeat and Lindsey and I want to find more walks like this to be a part of. I know that my Emily would have loved to be a part of this walk also. I feel very tired today, it is more emotional than anything because I walk 3 miles on the treadmill everyday, so it is not the physical exhaustion, but rather all the emotions involved in this day. Let's all pray for a cure, the sooner the better.
Nicole and Jeanette I am so excited to have met Jeanette last night on the train ride, what a lovely and charming woman. She is originally from Germany and still has her accent. She is also married to a chiropractor and we share many common interests and similar past histories. I am really looking forward to getting to know her better. I feel like I made a true friend last night, a "kindred spirit". How many of you have read Anne of Green Gables? I just love those books. I know, totally off topic! :-)
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