Thursday, September 30, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Ride for Autism 2010
This past Sunday Todd and I participated our 1st/2nd Ride for Autism. The reason I say 1st/2nd is because we registered and paid all of our fees last year to participate and then found out Todd needed back surgery.
This year we were able to participate and it was such a great experience. The event had over 500 motorcycles that helped raise money for a cure. We hold this organization close to our hearts because both of our boys or should I say young men have been diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome which is a mild form of Autism.
Below are some pictures from the event:
Todd's bike waiting to go:
Todd waiting to go:
Bikes were parked in front of the building, in the parking lot, on the street around the back of the building and on the street on the other side of the building:
We were in the 1st group to go out these are some of the bikes infront of us:
And some bikes behind us:
Self Portait of ME on the Bike. Too funny huh?
I came home so sore from sitting on a motorcycle for 110 miles; 85 of which was without a break, and the soreness continued for a couple of days. But you know what? I would do it again to help raise money for a cure for these kids who have to grow up with Autism.
This year we were able to participate and it was such a great experience. The event had over 500 motorcycles that helped raise money for a cure. We hold this organization close to our hearts because both of our boys or should I say young men have been diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome which is a mild form of Autism.
Below are some pictures from the event:
Todd's bike waiting to go:
Todd waiting to go:
Bikes were parked in front of the building, in the parking lot, on the street around the back of the building and on the street on the other side of the building:
We were in the 1st group to go out these are some of the bikes infront of us:
And some bikes behind us:
Self Portait of ME on the Bike. Too funny huh?
I came home so sore from sitting on a motorcycle for 110 miles; 85 of which was without a break, and the soreness continued for a couple of days. But you know what? I would do it again to help raise money for a cure for these kids who have to grow up with Autism.
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Where were you today 9 yrs ago?
A Facebook friend posted this on her page, I thought I would do the same and also here.
Where were you today 9 yrs ago: I was driving to work when I heard it on the radio, when I got to work no one had heard about it yet, I called my husband who was home after back surgery and he said that he saw the 2nd plane hit the building on the news. We shall Never Forget ! ♥
GOD BLESS AMERICA
Where were you today 9 yrs ago: I was driving to work when I heard it on the radio, when I got to work no one had heard about it yet, I called my husband who was home after back surgery and he said that he saw the 2nd plane hit the building on the news. We shall Never Forget ! ♥
GOD BLESS AMERICA
Monday, September 6, 2010
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Week of August 30th
This is the 2nd week of my youngest being in college. He is taking 4 classes 2 general classes and 2 culinary courses. So far he seems to enjoy it and hasn't really complained about his new adventure. One of his classes is a pastry class. They jumped right in baking and started by making breads.
Here is what he brought home on Wednesday
This is the 3rd time he has brought home bread and oh my goodness it is good.
It makes me wonder what he will be making in the future and bringing home to share with us.
Tonight also is the end of preseason football. YEAH I can't wait for regular season to start so we can really see the players play full tilt. Only thing is the season flys by and before you know it the season is over.
Here is what he brought home on Wednesday
This is the 3rd time he has brought home bread and oh my goodness it is good.
It makes me wonder what he will be making in the future and bringing home to share with us.
Tonight also is the end of preseason football. YEAH I can't wait for regular season to start so we can really see the players play full tilt. Only thing is the season flys by and before you know it the season is over.
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