Adrienne's Baptism

Wow, it has been awhile since I have posted. I guess I have been busy. Adrienne is almost 6 months and I can't believe it. We had her baptized last weekend. She is such a little sweet heart, hungry and all we made it through the service with out too much of a fuss. It was a good weekend. Adrienne is starting to sit on her own, which she is very proud of. She is quite the talker and loves her brother. She loves to watch him and smiles when he plays with her. It is very cute. Noah has been learning to ski, he is almost ready to go on his own. He loves it. He is

going to play soccer this spring and can't wait. God has blessed me with a beautiful family, I am forever thankful!!

Well training offically started I think back in January. So far that training has been very cold and lately very wet. That is how I know training has started... when I make myself get on a bike when it is 17 degrees out or when it is 35 and raining like crazy. So it has been very busy between kiddos, work, and ride time. I seem to be managing. We will see how things go. I am racing for Vanderkitten this year, after 5 years with Velobella. I guess it was just time for a change. We all need one once and awhile. Vanderkitten is a clothing company from the Bay area, they make kick a$$ cycling kits. Check them out www.vanderkitten.com . Well this week we are headed off to Oregon for a weekend at the coast and plan on hitting a MTB race down there on the way back. Then 2 weeks after that it is down to the Sea Otter classic. I am a little nervous about both being away from my family and to race in the Pro field again at a national race. I think it will all work out though. All I can do is give it my best so that is what I will do. I am doing a few races here and there but the big plans are for 24 hours Round the Clock solo, the NW Xterra, and Trans Rockies with a good friend of mine Erika. I might even attempt a few road races, we will see.