Piccal

The Pits – Our bus tour of the Freedom Trail didn’t pan out. As a result, the runners were forced to walk around the city instead of riding in style. This turned out to be very uncomfortable for them all.

Marathon day. We’re up early despite Traci’s 10:30am start time. We have breakfast in the hotel lounge and then headed out to drop off the runners. At this race, we don’t get to see off the runners at the starting

The Pits – For lunch, we ate at Resaurant 45. The host was kinda strange. When we looked online, we saw sandwiches available on their lunch menu. However, our host was insistent that he “did not have” the menu with

The Pits – Up early for flight to Boston. Flight to Boston. Driving in Boston. Toll roads in Boston. Traffic in Boston. Serious crowds at Marathon Expo. Protein bars for meals. The Peaks – Despite the numerous pits mentioned above,

The Pits – The Keurig machine broke at work. It was a rough day. The Peaks – Weston came to work with me because, for some reason, he didn’t have school. Anyways, he did OK at my office. I logged

The Pits – Weston challenged a woman with an artificial leg to a race. This isn’t necessarily a pit, but as the parent I felt awkward for a moment. The Peaks – I took the day off to chaperone Weston’s

The Pits – I offered the intern position to the person I interviewed last week, but they’d already selected another position elsewhere. So we had to go with our 2nd choice. The Peaks – On my lunchtime walk today, I

The Pits – Rainy day. The Peaks – Weston had to come to the Scouts meeting tonight because Traci had plans at the same time. Surprisingly, Weston did really good. He was actually more behaved that Turner was. Fortunately, my

The Pits – We’d planned to go to Arrington with the Tateuchis, but the rainy weather soiled our plans. The Peaks – We spent the afternoon chilling on the couch, then hit the park after the rain cleared away. I