Katie is the coolest interpreter I’ve ever seen in action. Her sign language was done with so much energy and love for the crowd and the cause.

The bicycle safety crew rocks. There were three bicycles with flamboyantly dressed individuals who pedaled tirelessly up and down the paths we were to walk to help keep us motivated. All of them too, with their own story and reason for being here. I would like to know how many miles these three individuals rode. I guarantee that it was way more than 60 miles. No matter where they were spotted, they brought smiles and conversation and a sense of security.

Everyone assumed that this duo were a couple, but I overheard someone asking them their story – how they met. They met at the 3-Day and continue to meet there every year.

Every pit stop and every stop n go had a theme. Jesters, the 70’s, Elvis, and the circus. These folks were great! Cheering us on, handing out candy. The cheers themselves were entertaining. Many of the stops had fun things to give away. Elvis trivia  Elvis fans, for Elvis fans  We all got lei’d at Blue Hawaii and beaded at one of the cheering stations. The first night at camp, Kelly, Margaret and Matthew came to see me. Matthew really liked chewing on the lei.

There was a team of motorcyclists who volunteer to be our crossing guards at the busy intersections. They were great! Most of them were sporting pink boas around their necks or someplace on their bikes by the end of the weekend. They too, encouraged us every step of the way. Thing one (not pictured) is the son of thing two. Thing one became a grandfather Saturday night, making thing two a great grandfather. I’m sure Dr. Seuss might even be confused. Thing one (not pictured) is the son of thing two. Thing one became a grandfather and thing two became a great grandfather, Saturday night.