Each year, I marvel that these young adults put so much effort and care into planning the day. I am uplifted by the interaction of young people who will soon be parents bending over to help a small child. I am encouraged as all ages laugh and run together. I laugh as a few adults, including moi, who managed to fall on my face out of the tires, try to show that they're game, too.
Friday, May 18, 2007
Field Day
Each year, I marvel that these young adults put so much effort and care into planning the day. I am uplifted by the interaction of young people who will soon be parents bending over to help a small child. I am encouraged as all ages laugh and run together. I laugh as a few adults, including moi, who managed to fall on my face out of the tires, try to show that they're game, too.
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1 comment:
Great pictures! Thanks again for being the official Field Day photographer! Now you realize, I would have done Lauren's obstacle course, but was afraid of a repeat of "Winnie the Pooh" being stuck in Rabbit's house while going through the bales of hay.
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