Cynthia & Garrett Family: Summit Triathlon 2008

Saturday, September 6, 2008

Summit Triathlon 2008

I was in a small triathlon. My goal was to finish and I did.

4 comments:

Necha said...: You are so much brver than me! I would never be able to do that! You are an amazing woman!; September 10, 2008 at 2:48 PM
Becky said...: WAY TO GO CYNTHIA! That is really great and I am proud of you! I concur with Necha... you are amazing!; September 10, 2008 at 9:35 PM
Natalie said...: You go girl. I would have drowned in the pool, and passed out running.; September 16, 2008 at 10:49 PM
Anonymous said...: triath queen! i didn't know... and i'm suppose to be your favorite auntie (sorry to all the others out there). i am truly proud and will be telling everyone i know!!!! congrats. my sister karen did one this past summer and so did your cousin julia. it must be something that runs deep in our geneoloy (and believe it or not... but we are related through uncle leonard and through my dad) it's true... way back there somewhere. i need a good visit with my neice! lets plan a lunch date (if we are ever in the same city) love your guts, aunt heidi; September 22, 2008 at 4:10 PM

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Quotable Quotes

Gabe's Sunbeam class combined with mine Sunday so I got to teach him how to pray. Monday, for Family Home Evening, he taught what he learned to his brothers. He told them that when you pray, you fold your arms, close your eyes, and "bend over." Then, he demonstrated by doing a bow that resembled the ones from The King and I....cute.
Our neighbor came over and was teaching Jonathan how to play basketball. "If you shoot from here, you get two points. If you shoot from here, you get three points. If you run with the ball, you're traveling." A little while later, I watched as Gabe and Jonathan walked around arm in arm, while the neighbor shot baskets. Jonathan explained, "He shoots the baskets, and we're the travelers."
I've been teaching the kids to follow last month's Friend article on studying the scriptures, so we start our scripture study with a prayer to help us "understand" the scriptures - which is a hard word for little boys. Today, Jonathan said, "Please help us 'stand' the scriptures!"