We took that truck on our honeymoon.
First day out, I ran it out of gas.
Truck and tent still exist.
Okay, so we have decided to run a northern version of the
SummeRun, here in Bellingham. I will
secure a place in a nice park and reserve some kind of shelter for a few hours;
I thought, like 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. I
will have some kind of grill going, buy some soda and such stuff, and have a
supply of hotdogs, hotdog buns, and maybe potato salad. Anyone who wants to can bring additional
goodies, or healthier things to grill. We
haven’t selected the park yet, but the alternatives Florence and I are considering
all are near a trail system so anybody who wants to can walk or run as far as
they want to. The idea is to show up
about 10:00, take a walk (or just sit around), then have a group picnic around
noon. If this is a bad idea please let
me know: email me at myrlbeck@msn.com.
This is, after all, a fund-raiser for ovarian cancer
research, so I would urge you to donate.
Here the best way to go about
it.
Go to their web site (www.summerun.org) and click on Donate.
Go to their web site (www.summerun.org) and click on Donate.
Type “Linda’s team” in the search block that
will come up.
Fill out the inevitable form, chose the amount
you want to give, and finish. You will
need to use a credit card.
Note: Do NOT “join”
Linda’s team. If you do they will
subtract $30 from whatever you give, for expenses. As we are not participating in their big
race/walk with all the accompanying hoopla, we don’t need to register.
Pretty soon Carolyn will come up with a t-shirt design, and
you can order one if you want to.
I’ll get back to you with more details when I figure out
what they are.
Great Myrl and thanks Florence for helping. The t-shirt design will be available soon with directions on how to order. I am so happy that I can be a part of this walk. Not only is fighting ovarian cancer a needed cause, but I'll be able to see many of Linda's friends again. So come and walk and eat with us on July 22!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good plan! My God, I remember that truck!!
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