Quote of the Day “Before reaching the final line, however, he had already understood that he would never leave that room, …because races condemned to one hundred years of solitude did not have a second opportunity on earth.” – Gabriel
Quote of the Day “The most important thing in the world is family and love.” – John Wooden
The Pits: Turner disobeyed and got an extra donut for breakfast at camp, because he dropped his. I didn’t want to make a big deal about it in front of his (and my) friends, but it was addressed later. The
The Pits: Our family was standing on the shore by the lake at sunset when I asked for us to pause for a Mindful Moment. I asked everyone to pick out a sound that they heard. Weston hopped up on
The Pits: Turner woke up early with a stuffy nose after a rough night of sleep. His attitude slowly grew worse as the day wore on. The Peaks: We had a great time on Tims Ford Lake with Mamaw, Papaw,
The Pits: Traci ran well at the Glass City Marathon…until mile 20. She struggled with the sun, the lack of shade, and a sore ankle and hip. She completed the marathon, but didn’t get the time she was hoping for.
The Pits: Rainy all day. We slept in, not eager to get out in the drizzle. I took Trek for a quick walk and had to roll up my pajamas pants to keep from getting wet. They still got damp,
The Pits: Turner and I slept in the tent until around 1:45am. He’d had an accident in his sleeping bag. He said it was just a small spot that he could sleep around, but he was shivering in the low
The Pits: Cold. The Peaks: I took the day off since the kids were out of school for Veteran’s Day. I did a bit of cleaning before heading to Dollar Miserable General to let the boys pick out some Hot
The Pits: The boys peed on the tarp I setup under my tent and some of it got on my hand. The Peaks: The boys and I finally arose from our tent around 6:30am and were glad to see that