Relay For Life

Relay for Life went fairly well. There were a few things that were a little unorganized but turned out ok. The biggest thing was that we didn't have enough candles for the luminaries. We had to run around trying to find some. Luckily the funeral home and some we could use. We were still missing a few but they looked ok. I still don't know the total of money raised but should find out soon. Someone said they thought we had more this year than last year. Raising money is out main goal so if that's the case, I'm pleased.

The Burton's walking

Mom walking & reading the luminaries

Kenpo Karate demonstration

Wayne DJing. Kudos to him for being out there because he lost his wife to cancer June 1st.

Scott and Cheyenne talking a lap.

In Memory of Joan Fritz (Scott's grandma)

In Honor of Luella Pflughoeft (my Grandma, a cancer survivor).

Staci & Sara tryng to thaw their t-shirt in the frozen t-shirt contest.

My team playing the string game. We had to string our team of 5 together and then unstring us. We got 2nd!

My team's game, the yarn game.

Shawn Stockman and Karla Peters provided massages for a couple hours around midnight! The foot massage got me through the rest of the morning.

B's Bunch

The Cream Puffs game. We threw cheese puffs on their shaving cream! The team with the most puffs won!

Staci and I didn't win but I did get a few cheese puffs on her face!

Overall it went pretty well. It started raining bout 5 am so we cleaned up and left early. We didn't make it to the closing ceremony and breakfast or find out totals but at least we made it most of the night. I'm glad it's over! I don't think I will be on the committee next year but do plan on having a team and look forward to helping the American Cancer Society combat cancer.

Relay for Life

Today is the Rice County Relay for Life. This is my 2nd year to be involved and volunteered to be the co-chair and online chair. Little did I know that I would become the Chair. With it only being my 2nd year involved I've been a little clueless to what I need to be doing. There have been a lot of last minute phone calls and things trying to get everything ready to go. We lost our Survivor chair to cancer the beginning of this month. I think it's been a struggle for all of us to come together and get organized. Hopefully it all comes together tonight. It has been raining all night/morning so I'm hoping it clears off this afternoon. Although if it is raining tonight while we are all walking on the track it will mean more as those who fought cancer fought all day and night and weathered some bad times.

5:30-6:30 pm - Survivor and Participant dinners

7:00 pm - Opening Ceremony

8:00 pm - Survivor Ceremony

Survivor Lap

10:00 pm - Luminaira Ceremony

If you are out and about Lyons tonight please stop by the high school track and join us in celebrating cancer survivors, remembering those who lost their battle with cancer and fighting back for those struggling with cancer. If anyone would like to donate to the Relay for Life please let me know. We raise money for the American Cancer Society to hopefully eliminate cancer someday!

CELEBRATE. REMEMBER. FIGHT BACK.

Rolling Over

Finally here are some pictures of Cheryl rolling over. She does it all the time now. As soon as you lay her down she is on her tummy.

Headed that way.

Going over.

I made it!

Making a funny face and Chey laughing at

Father's Day

This year was Scott's 3rd Father's Day. Unfortunately he had to work. He played with the girls when he got home at 6 am though. He's got a big enough heart, and body, for both of them! He loves his girls! He's been working a lot of hours but always finds time to play with them, if even only for 30 minutes. I think it helps him through his long days.

There's no denying them as his daughters!

Many more happy father's days!

She Did It!

Cheryl rolled over yesterday! Three times at work! And I got to see it! I didn't get to see Cheyenne roll over the first time so I was excited to see Cheryl. Although it brought tears to my eyes because the growing up has begun. It won't be long and she will be running! I will enjoy the next several months of still having a baby along with all the milestones she will go through.

I don't have a picture yet but I will post one soon.

Sweet Thunder

Yesterday I ventured to Russell with the girls to watch my cousin's softball games. My grandma and uncle were going to be there so I knew I would have a little help. I just hate asking. The girls were pretty good. Cheyenne just played in the dirt. Cheryl was a little fussy because she was hot but she finally went to sleep and I got to watch the game. My cousin and her husband coach the 10 and under Sweet Thunder out of Colby. Her daughter Kylee pitches. She did a very nice job. She pitched both games. The won the first one (I don't remember the score. I went to feed Cheryl because it was a blowout) and won the second one by one in the bottom of the 5th inning.

Kylee pitching

Kylee running to second after being walked.

Kylee on second base.

Shannon coaching first base.

Lynnette coaching third base.

Kylee hitting a pop fly. They caught it though.

Shaylee and Cheyenne playing in the dirt!

Cheryl sleeping in the stroller.

Cheyenne watching the game with Uncle Terry (my dad's brother & Lynnette's dad).

Lynnette and Kylee

I'll post later how they finished in the tournament.

Finding Feet

Cheryl found her feet this week. She is content to lay on the floor and just play with them. I thought she was too chubby to get them to her mouth but she got them there yesterday!

Who needs toys when you have your toes!

Working Out

Scott has been coming up and working out when he gets off work and then taking Cheyenne to daycare. Yesterday Cheyenne worked out with him.

Doing plyometrics.

Lunges

Lifting weights

She did chin ups too but I got the camera out to late for those. We'll get her started early and hopefully she stays healthy and fit her whole life!