Sunday, October 2, 2011

A walk to cure Juvinile Diabetes

 all of us riding on the train

waiting in line for the balloon man

Conor

Zoe and her butterfly wings

Zoe acting embarrassed about hugging Anna's baby

Chase's hat

Parker's hat


On stage for the speech

Chase & Grandpa

Zoe & Uncle Sean

Racing

Zoe skating

Robin & Susan (Steve's Parents) skating

Zoe & Grandma almost fell out on this corner, very scary

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Today was the JDRF walk in Portland.  We've done this walk for the last 5 years.  As most of you know our oldest son has Type 1 diabetes.  This year was a little different, he was chosen to be ambassador along with three other kids.   They got to go on live tv and filmed a commercial.  Today he had to get on stage and say a short thank you, he had his line memorized but was really nervous.  When it got to his turn he lost track and stumbled a bit but came through.  We then went on a 5k walk and had a great lunch.  We had both grandparents there, my brother and his wife and friends from Corvallis who also have a son Conor's age with Diabetes.  We had a fun day, we got to ride lots of rides after the walk and we even skated for awhile.  Now were all exhausted and hate that there is school and work tomorrow, one more day break would of been nice.

1 comment:

  1. Kaylyn saw the pictures of Zoe this morning and she said, "Zoe's growing up" and "her hair is getting long". It was cute how she said it, like she was proud of Zoe.

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