Team World Vision 2014

The last time I ran with World Vision was the day of the Twin Cities Marathon. When I joined them for my first group run of the season, it was like coming home. I seriously can't imagine my life without running, and I have TWV to thank for that. Every child deserves a chance at life, and through TWV, I get a chance to help make that happen for kiddos across the globe.

Train up a child in the way he should go...

I could do this all day long...

Caught...

Grayson is my kiddo who doesn't like to be told what to do when it comes to academics. He will rarely read with me if I ask him to, but if HE suggests it, he can read for long stretches. Sitting down at the table to work on letter sounds? Not so much. If he suggests the activity, he can spend the entire car ride to and from day care figuring out the first letter of a bunch of words. The minute I suggest the activity, it is as if I suggested he eat sardines. So when Grayson became quite the other day in the car, I was stoked to find this :)

We are counting down the days until summer...

2014 Holiday Run Streak

Runner's World is hosting a Holiday Run streak. I joined and committed to running at least one mile every day from Memorial Day until the 4th of July. The above picture was DAY 1 when I busted out a new pair of shoes. The weather was a bit hot that day, but the run was BEAUTIFUL!

Doctoral Graduation

Meet the Hommers

Track and Field Day 2014

Important Memories :)

Today I shared my love of boy bands and Justin Timberlake with the boys. It's all about the finer things in life!

Mr. Isaac

Most know that we simply adore the members of the Scalia Family. We are blessed to do life with the five of them, and they truly have become our MN family. Isaac, the newest addition, doesn't like to take a bottle, so I was tasked with trying. My Baby Whispering skills were put to the test, and I passed with flying colors. He took it like a champ. And seriously, I could snuggle that kid all night long!!!

Mother's Day 2014

Fargo Half Marathon 2014

My brother, Christopher, ran his first half marathon in Fargo. It was a no brainer for me to decide to make the trip to cheer him on. In the end, I did a bit more than simply cheer him on, and it was one of the most memorable 12 mile runs to date. While there is a time and place for racing and PRs, I learned that being there for another person's victory can be just as sweet. Congrats, Christopher. I can't wait for our future running endeavors!

Jump to it 10K

Dr. Sandra Dunigan