Annika had a school project called Flat Stanley. She sent her Stanley to Madhura maushi in Melbourne Australia. With Madhura, Stanley travelled the city and visited many special places. When Stanley returned, Annika got to present Stanley’s adventures to her class. She now wants to go visit Australia!
Archive for May, 2008
Flat Stanley Visits Madhura
Posted in School, tagged Flat Stanley, Melbourne, School on May 31, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
More Track Meets
Posted in Track, tagged Running, Sports, Track on May 31, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Nikhil has had a few more meets since the SCMAF County meet. Two weeks ago he participated in the Pasadena Running Roses meet. This had to be the worst organized of the season. All of the Equalizer runners were incorrectly grouped – I think intentionally. The meet organizers should be ashamed of themselves. Despite that [...]
Hiking to the Subway
Posted in Friends, Vacation, tagged hiking, Subway, Vacation, Zion on May 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
On the second day of our Zion trip, Doug, Denis and I took a hike along the lower Subway route. This is about a 10 mile hike that took us a little over 7 hours round trip with a lot of climbing in and out of the canyon. Here we are at the start of [...]
Gooseberry Trip
Posted in Mountain Bike, tagged Gooseberry, Mountain Bike, Zion on May 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Last week I went on a bike trip with some of my mountain bike riding buddies to Gooseberry in Zion National Park. The first day we did the entire south rim as well as several of the more technical trails. Here is a picture of our group at The Point. Here I am going up [...]
Nikhil Qualifies for State Championship Meet
Posted in Track, tagged Running, Track, Track and Field on May 4, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Nikhil had three more meets in the last couple of weeks. He had a meet last Sunday in Hawthorne (1500M and 800M), one yesterday (400M) and one today (800M and 400M). At the Quiet Fire meet last weekend in Hawthorne, he improved on his times considerably and ran the 1500M in 5:50 and the 800M [...]