Like 362 people.
*I* am never without words.
So I present Wordy Wednesday -
This weekend, Parker wanted to
Because we are
But we accompanied him so we could scrape him off the ground and sign the hospital intake forms.
Good news - He did not die!
Parker is the one in the back........coming around the "deadly" corner.
This is the corner where one kid may have broken his hip, and three others sustained major road rash.....not including the riders (with good aim) who just plain old flew off their boards and onto the grass. Obviously, it was the prime location from which to watch the race.
Ahhhh........one more turn and then the finish line. forget the race! Look at that view in the background!
There were multiple heats. I was hoping Parker would lose in the first one and not continue to advance. Unfortunately, my wishes did not come true. Fortunately, Parker did not kill himself. He didn't even crash. And he won new wheels! It was a successful Saturday!
My niece Xan is also
Look how many fools longboarders showed up! She had 40 participants and 50 spectators and she solicited $4,000 in prizes to give away.
She even set up barriers so that people wouldn't fly off the course and roll down a cliff.
Go Xan!
So all in all, the longboard festivities were very successful.
See why I needed to use my words?
7 comments:
Longboarding and foursquare...trendsetter!
HA!
I have only been able to participate twice in "Wordless" Wednesday. Course, I always find the pic needs a caption. No?
Very good use of your big girl words, Gina. I am so proud. :)
You are a nice mom. I'm not sure if I could watch my kid take those death defying turns and not freak out. That background scenery was beautiful!
Longboarding looks terrifying but also really fun if you know how to do it. I'm glad he did well and had no crashes!
I like your Wordy Wednesdays!
WOW! I am very impressed at Xan organizing that up at college and having such a great turnout!
I don't think I could watch my kid do that! Good for you!!!
So, by the time my youngest is 17, I will have relaxed a bit....is that the moral of your story? Because I probably need to. And I'm sure Idaho is never going to be the same again!
Wow, I sure missed out when I didn't have kids...
Lucky you!
Lisa
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