Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Bedroom/Bird Sanctuary
Grandpa's Birthday Feb. 12th
Sofia's Birthday Feb 10th
Monday, February 9, 2009
Sofia's Birthday Party
Friday, February 6, 2009
Last night- Mr. Eagle pageant
Last night was the Annual Mr. Eagle pageant, which consisted of a talent show and spirit wear competition. The funds that were collected as admission to the pageant will go the St. Jude's Children's Hospital and all this week the students will be doing a Penny Drive for their favorite candidate from each of the classes (at the pageant the judges decided from two representatives from each class). The guy that raises the most positive points (pennies are positve everything else is negative) wins the title.
One of my co-workers (Tom) and I were the hosts for the evening. We were sponsored by David's Bridal and Duckies Formal Wear. I got my hair done by an alum and borrowed beautiful jewelry from another student. Tom and I had the priviledge of having a gong on stage to gong students off, but did not use it for them. Instead, I actually gonged myself for the terrible joke I told and I hit the gong lightly. Tom decided that it wasn't loud enough and gonged me LOUDLY. The students loved it and the evening was much fun. Although, this morning I've had a killer headache and I don't know it's because I didn't get much sleep or my head is still ringing from the sound of the gong. Regardless, it was a great evening.

Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Sandra is 27 years young
Monday, February 2, 2009
Pimp Running Shoes!

So, in case you didn't know: I, Sandra, (the one who always said that running is useless unless being chased by someone or you are chasing someone else) started running in November. At first I just wanted to make one lap around the school. Then I decided well, how about two, and then three, and then four. That's an entire mile!!! Woo-hoo! So I decided that I would eventually run a 5K... yeah. CRAZY! So on Thursday I'm running, feeling good, good pace, good breathing, semi-good form, and then OUCH! My feet got a slight pinch. NOT GOOD. I stopped running (I was on my 5th lap) and walked the rest of the way. It didn't hurt anymore. Hum... I'm running on concrete with worn-out shoes that I've had since around 2000.
So, I talked to my running friends (mind you some of them run 10 miles once in a while and run marathons like it's nothing). They all pointed me towards a place called Running Central. Wow. Talk about enthusiasm towards running. The saleswoman gave me a mini-lesson on different kinds of shoes, she looked at my feet, and I proceeded to try on lots of different shoes. Who knew that shoes felt differently when running.
I finally found my shoe. Wow, what a difference and I didn't even feel weird running laps in the store. Everyone in the store knew that it had to be done. Ironically enough I talked to one of my friends that I should do Race for the Cure as a good first race, and what did I purchase.... New Balance shoes with proceeds to Susan G. Komen. Cool. Got the shoes, going to keep training... oh and I already found a good length around the neighborhood on the sidewalks to run outside when the weather gets nice. SO EXCITED!!!
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