This morning we were up and around early for Dino Dash. It was Christian's 1st 5K, and Caylie's 2nd. She has been working with him for the past month or so, to prepare for the race.
They had a dinosaur jumping area for the kids. Carson enjoyed getting in on the fun!

The race was held in downtown Little Rock. It was hotter than it was at the last 5K, and the race route had some slightly hilly areas, as well as more turns. We anticipated that it would be a little harder.
Here is the group taking off at the starting line.

Caylie and Christian started out together, and said that it took them probably 5 minutes to get to where they could run at a normal pace, because there were so many people.
Caylie's time was about 33:21, as you can see behind her. It was not as fast as the last race, but we knew that it was going to be harder.
Good job Sis!
Good job Sis!

We were all so proud of him for completing his first race!
Yea Christian! :)


Every time is a good time for a snack! :)

Caylie and Christian sampled some of the watermelon that they were handing out.
A few minutes later, Caylie said that she knew she shouldn't have eaten anything, because she quickly started feeling kind of sick!


Now Carson is down for his nap, Caylie and I are relaxing at the house, and Corey and Christian just headed out to play some golf.
So far it is a busy, but fun summer weekend.
Writing the Waves,
Christi
5 comments:
Sounds like a great day for the family.
You children wear me out just with the thought of running! Good job!
We saw UP today too. We loved it.
I'm so impressed with the racing talents of your kids. That just makes me tired thinking about it. I sweat to pieces just walking a mile on the treadmill. I'm a wuss, though.
Can't wait to meet you!!!!!!!!!!! Remind me to take a picture!!!! :) I'm a little scatter-brained sometimes. Shocking, I know.
I'm so proud of your kids, Christi! That's awesome!
Have you ever heard of a CamelBak? I think your kids would use/love one when they run in the summer. It's a hydration pack you wear like a backpack. You fill the inner part with water and there is a valve sticking from it that you suck when you need water. I wear it when I hike so that I can drink "hands free". Make sense? Look into it if your kids are serious about running in that AR heat!!!!
Tell me what you thought of UP. I'm probably going to take the kids this week...but I've heard I need Kleenex!
Wow, I am so impressed with your kids. I know you must be SO proud!
how cool. i'm from arkansas too so those pictures look very familiar.
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