Here is Lexi in her bathie! Don't worry she has a bunch of bath toy now. We are no longer depriving her of real bathtime fun!
My mom and dad playing our Wii. They said they were sore the next day!
I am not supposed to be in this pic. hee hee. I was tickling her and then jumping back.
You can see the "sea" of people going around the corner. Awesome!
Some of our politicians...ahem...I mean cheerleaders 

Me and Marcela afterwards.
We had a great time and then we went to eat breakfast at our favorite place because we were HUNGRY! There were lots of other walkers there. It's funny when you see someone out on the town the day of the race, it's like you know them. Kinda cool. I think most people leave their Race shirts on all day. I know I do. It's a pride thing I guess. It takes a lot for me to feel proud of myself. To feel that I have accomplished something. But this does it for me everytime. I hope that Race for the Cure will not last much longer. I love it but if there is no more Race for the Cure, then breast cancer HAS been cured. I hope it is very soon. Until then, I will walk.
This is my little Guatemalan baby. Lexi. Well half Guatemalan. She is my youngest. You can see that she looks more white! LOL But believe me she will know her heritage. Her daddy will make sure of it. I also have a step-son in Guatemala and a six year old girl and a ten year old girl. Their pics are below. Except I am the blonde.
Anyway, I am an avid reader of 3 blogs and I so enjoy reading them and I hope someone will enjoy reading mine too.