My View From The Middle

 

 

Gee I got a medal
 

Smiles, a great attitude and positive approach to a major bump in the road.

 

Twelve thousand  people joined in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in Boise Mother's Day weekend.  Seven hundred of the participants were survivors.  You see families in the white t-shirts walking with a family member wearing a pink shirt which lets everyone know that she is a survivor. 

 

These women have battled a private war and have come through much stronger and more self assured for what they have experienced.  Not only is the race about raising money for breast cancer research, but it is a celebration of life and individual victories. 

 

The logo on the white shirts--INSPIRED-- is representative of the attitude shared by all walkers wearing them.  They support and praise those in pink who have journeyed farther than just the 1k or the 5k. 

She is the survivor and I am inspired!

Never too young

 

The Harley ladies--Leaders of the Pack

A fun atmosphere almost like a carnival

If you show up be prepared to have a good time and even be a little silly.  A good costume helps

 

 

 the sillier the better   

   Will Kathy and I be back next year?  You bet we will.