The number has risen! I know, it's June, but I've been gathering a few late pledge givers. Thanks Joan for your $100 donation and Steve for a whopping $180!!
You have all been wonderful. The new total is $2,705!!
Again, thank you all so much!
Friday, June 6, 2008
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
More donations have come in!
More people to thank for their contributions! Todd $25, Mishell $30, Glen and Ginger $200, John $160. Thanks again everyone!! The total has risen! New amount is $2,345!!! How much higher can we go??
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Tally so far
Still collecting monies. As of May 6th the total is $1,930!! Thank you all for your gifts!
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
80 Miles!!
Wow! I have done it! Yesterday morning marked the last 7 miles to the 80 mile mark. I am glad to be done...and am very happy for all your support.
A quick shout out to the latest contributers, Sherry at $50, Barbara at $50 and Frederica at $25. Thank you!!
Everyone has been awesome with their words of encouragement and their monies pledged.
So, just a quick note about this weekend's walks. They have all been done along the Sellwood Trail because it is such a great place to walk as I've been saying. The cottonwoods, or the smell of the cottonwoods take me back to my childhood. It is a sweet smell, but I do not know what to compare it to. The leaves of the tree are bright green and lovely. The fluffy yellow goslings of the Canadian geese have been busily following the parentals about eating voraciously the green grass that is so abundant. Ahhh, it is a great time of year.
Alex to you a great big hello! I hope the monies raised help take some steps toward helping you and those who have been stricken by Neuroacanthocytosis!
Be well!
Chris
A quick shout out to the latest contributers, Sherry at $50, Barbara at $50 and Frederica at $25. Thank you!!
Everyone has been awesome with their words of encouragement and their monies pledged.
So, just a quick note about this weekend's walks. They have all been done along the Sellwood Trail because it is such a great place to walk as I've been saying. The cottonwoods, or the smell of the cottonwoods take me back to my childhood. It is a sweet smell, but I do not know what to compare it to. The leaves of the tree are bright green and lovely. The fluffy yellow goslings of the Canadian geese have been busily following the parentals about eating voraciously the green grass that is so abundant. Ahhh, it is a great time of year.
Alex to you a great big hello! I hope the monies raised help take some steps toward helping you and those who have been stricken by Neuroacanthocytosis!
Be well!
Chris
Friday, April 25, 2008
April is Almost Over
Hello! I have been horribly remiss in adding notes through the month. It shall quickly be over, although, I do have a weekend of walking ahead of me. Being a slug is a good thing if you're a slug, however, if you're committed to walking 80 miles, it doesn't help. Another 4 miles logged this evening.
The Sellwood Trail is such a great place to walk especially this time of year with the wild life, herons, Canadian geese, hummingbirds and an unidentified bird perched in a tree. He reminded me of an owl in the way he moved his head and he appeared to have tufts of feathers at his head and a big white front, alas, I could not see him well enough. The day was warmish with nearly clear skies. Frankly, we haven't had many of those this spring. So, back to Canandian geese. There is a goosprey (as I heard a father telling his daughter tonight)along the trail. It seems the craziest thing, but a pair of Canadian geese have taken over an osprey nest this spring to hatch their young. A dangerous game I would think as the nest is on a pole 25 feet or so off the ground.
So, the 4 miles tonight puts me at 58.75 miles for the month. Again, I have a weekend of walking in front of me.
A great big thanks for the latest pledgers (it's not too late!!). Wendy donated $25 and Georg and Patricia $100. Thank you!
Blessings to all!
Chris
The Sellwood Trail is such a great place to walk especially this time of year with the wild life, herons, Canadian geese, hummingbirds and an unidentified bird perched in a tree. He reminded me of an owl in the way he moved his head and he appeared to have tufts of feathers at his head and a big white front, alas, I could not see him well enough. The day was warmish with nearly clear skies. Frankly, we haven't had many of those this spring. So, back to Canandian geese. There is a goosprey (as I heard a father telling his daughter tonight)along the trail. It seems the craziest thing, but a pair of Canadian geese have taken over an osprey nest this spring to hatch their young. A dangerous game I would think as the nest is on a pole 25 feet or so off the ground.
So, the 4 miles tonight puts me at 58.75 miles for the month. Again, I have a weekend of walking in front of me.
A great big thanks for the latest pledgers (it's not too late!!). Wendy donated $25 and Georg and Patricia $100. Thank you!
Blessings to all!
Chris
Monday, April 7, 2008
New Pledges and more miles!
A bit wet this morning! My walk may be a bit soggy!
A great BIG thanks to Arleen and Bob for a $400 pledge and to Bob J for the $25 contribution! All your dollars and support are appreciated!
I enjoyed a 7 miler with my walking partners on Saturday morning! The laughs, the stories, the sightings make for a fast passing of time.
We found ourselves along the Sellwood Trail with many runners and bikers. The cottonwood trees are fragrant and a light, bright green. The smell always takes me back to my parents place and childhood.
I wish you well!
A great BIG thanks to Arleen and Bob for a $400 pledge and to Bob J for the $25 contribution! All your dollars and support are appreciated!
I enjoyed a 7 miler with my walking partners on Saturday morning! The laughs, the stories, the sightings make for a fast passing of time.
We found ourselves along the Sellwood Trail with many runners and bikers. The cottonwood trees are fragrant and a light, bright green. The smell always takes me back to my parents place and childhood.
I wish you well!
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