Mad Manatee Mentors v.2 thr.3 CLOSED (Poptart/pet pic bribes considered) (Page 9)

Here's a picture of my tiny Elsa from last weekend.  Can't believe how big she's getting!

That. Is. Adorable.

(is it too late for the Elsa drinking game?)

Oh my gosh so cute.  Look at that cheese

KeeeYOOOOT!!  And grinning like there's no tomorrow.  Just can't help myself from smiling back at her.

I wholeheartedly agree with this statement!

I also agree with everyone else and think that E is absolutely ADORABLE!   

How did I miss a drinking game??!!

She is adorable!

Social media promoted a "drink every time Elsa comes to your door" game for Halloween. We would have been ok for people at the door, but pictures on FB were another story!

yeah, I don't think I got any Elsa's or maybe I just didn't pay enough attention. 

I think we had one or two. Which was surprising for the liitle ones. But I think the majority of our visitors were well over the Frozen age

We were conveniently out of town.  We usually only get a few kiddos anyway and our dogs scare the bejeezus out of them.  Our girl dog is pretty vocal and motion-reactive so even if we don't get visitors, it's a rather nerve-shattering evening.  Drinks would probably be welcome, now that you mention it!!

Super cute! It's just nuts how Elsa stole every single child's heart. 

No Elsa's in your town!?!? How does that even happen????

Erin, what is this re-breaking of toe?  How did I miss that?  Do we even want to know?

Just want to say if you are looking to shake things up a bit to find a R.I.P.P.E.D. class  it stands for resistance--intervals--plyometrics--power--endurance--diet.  It was a great class, full body workout.

Whaaaat?!  Erin, how did that happen?!  That really sucks. (((Hugs)))

Sounds like an awesome class, but I think I need to find a gym to join first...  

However - I did sign up to take an introductory aerial silks class in a week!   Should be a ton of fun and I may just want to start taking a weekly class, just for something different.   

Soooooo, I should probably fill you in on an adventure I am planning for the summer. More I should say I was tasked to make a plan by another BT-er (thebigb) if you don't know him. We met after running Boston last year.

Anyhoo, we are going to run a section of the PCT (Pacific Crest Trail.) It's approximately 105 miles with 25K elevation gain (and loss.) We will do about 35 miles a day and camp on the trail at night. I've not decided whether we will run supported or unsupported.

"There's no two ways about it: Section K is tough. In fact, only California's infamous John Muir Trail section is considered more challenging. But for those with the skills and desire, the hike from Stevens Pass to Rainy P is also one of the PCTs most rewarding. Wild, rugged and stunning, this section passes through two wilderness areas and a National Park, allowing hikers to experience the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest untarnished by civilization. "

At the end of the portion we run we are going to spend a night in a super cool off the grid town you can only access by boat or plane and then leave via seaplane.

So yeah...those are the deets I can share as of now.

Wow, that sounds amazing!!  Lots of logistics, I imagine, but totally worth the adventure in the end.  What a cool trip to work on and look forward to!!

Yeah, that sounds incredible!