Day 107

JC and I enjoyed our Friday lunch outside today at the Village Tavern.  The prompt is Friday Funday.

And just for fun, here is one of JC and Ben at the end of the Spartan race.

And here is another one just for fun...after school, we took Emma with us to buy some more stone pavers for the back yard and then stopped at Sheetz.  Emma got to order her own frozen treat!

Day 103

Another photo of Emma and Jackson at the Spartan Kids race.  I love how Jack is holding Emma's hand here.  I wish Jack was also in focus.

Day 99

Today Emma's school had Autism Awareness Day so each student was encouraged to wear blue…

Tonight Brendan had a middle school baseball game.  He played very well and got a nice hit off of this swing…

And just because I have been so busy and not posting any pictures taken with my DSLR, here is one of my favorites of Brendan doing the Spartan race.

Day 85

My girl…

No Fear

Day 84

Ok…so this is going to Spartan Week!

With us packing for spring break and many sporting events, I am just not getting my camera out much.

Here is a photo of Brendan and Jackson just before their Spartan Kids race on Saturday!

So proud of them!  They were so excited even if that meant getting up at 6:30 am on a Saturday morning, driving almost 2 hours and then waiting around in shorts in 55 degrees for their race!  They rocked it!  In fact, Brendan came in first place in the 8-14 year old age group!

Day 83

for last night…

B had a long, cold baseball game, and we didn't get home until 8:30.

Here is one of my favorite post-race photos of JC and Jackson.

Day 82

Almost a mile in…JC meets up with us during his Spartan Sprint!  The kids are so happy to see him, and so was I!  He did great!

More photos to follow!

Day 81

On Saturday, the family headed to Porter Farms outside of Charlotte for the Spartan Carolinas Sprint.  Brendan and Jackson ran the Spartan Kids 8-14 year old race and Emma did the 4-7 race.  Brendan came in first in his race.  So proud of him…Jackson was not far behind!

Emma had no fear.  In fact, she pushed her way to the very front of the starting line.  Way to go girl!