Saturday, June 7, 2008
Getting ready for the swim in my stylish pink swim cap.
My heat for swimming as you can see it was very foggy.
Starting my bike...I am in the blue top.
Starting my run
This picture is at the finish line. We are showing off our numbers. For those of you who have never been to a triatholon before they write all over you with permanent markers. Including your legs, arms and hands. The vice principal at Andy's school ran the triathalon as well. Also check out the lemon fanta in my hands. I still have a few leftover from Europe last summer that I save for my races. They are my motivation.
After the race we were covered in gatorade and so we jumped back in the amazingly cold water to rinse off.
The fans were a little strange. The name of the triathalon was the mooseman...hence the antlers.
Andy was wonderful he carb loaded with me for two days before. He cooked spaghetti and woke up at 545 to go with me to the race. Not only that but he looks hot in horns. What a wonderful husband.
Waiting in line for the food. They had all you can eat sopapillas for desert.
Andy with our tickets from Skee Ball
Thank you to Andy's parents for hosting us while we were in Colorado it was a wonderful trip. Oh and thanks to Brea for driving us around on the last day.
While we were in Colorado we also had the chance to catch up with all our friends and family including Breanna who recently moved to Colorado Springs.
My dog Champ was very uncertain of what to think of a mobile two legged mini human. He would bark at her, as he does everything when he wants to instigate play, and she would bark back.
Our house sits in a fairly rural area in New Hampshire. We own 3 acres of prime NH forest. My dogs think it is fantastic, lots of chasing squirrels and rolling in mud puddles to cool off. Hence the reason we bought the baby pool. Maya is a complete water dog and really enjoys laying in the pool when it is warm. It is worth having the unsightly thing just so I dont have to de mud the pups.
My dogs however are very unintrested in planting and spend all their time trying to get me to do something else. Including dropping frisbees on my flowers and sitting on top of the rocks in the garden.
Lastly Andy and I put in a walkway from our deck to the bluestone patios. I have lots more pictures to show but will wait until the beds are finished.
