Cactus Cup and Atlanta Market

Well, Jay says everyone had a wonderful time in Myrtle Beach for the Cactus Cup. We both got home pretty late in the evening last night, so I'm getting details in pieces. Unfortunately Jay was pretty sick with some kinda yuck, but it didn't seem to prevent him from having a great time. I hope to see pictures of this soon.

I, on the other hand, was hard at work in Atlanta working for Claire's Collection evening gowns. I do love those gowns, but after a while the whole "trying on thing" becomes exhausting. I worked with a really nice girl who was full of personality so it made the days go by much faster.

Little Man was at "puppy camp" and loved every minute of it. I had a very difficult time tearing him away from his grandparents' house and the frisbee.

Jay, Little Man, and I are all together now. Hurray! Little Man is in dire need of a bath. Jay Hewitt is working and training, and I'm working diligently in the house, in the yard, and as a consultant.

Until next time...

Lake Placid

Well, Lake Placid was absolutely beautiful! Oh my. I would have loved to stay longer. Jay and I were in the cutest little cabin/condo around. I loved it. Little Man was able to attend this race as well...his first Ironman. He still gets excited when you say the word Ironman. The race was okay for Jay...not his best. However, after a clavical break and a spring full of nothing but cycling, I was most proud to see him doing so well in his first Ironman of the season. We have just one more Ironman this year and then the Long Course World Championship in November. I'm looking forward to it all.

After the race we drove down to New York City which, of course, remains one of my favorite cities to visit. Jay and I dined at the very quaint and pleasant French restaurant where we sat at a table on the sidewalk. I loved it. Later on, we did some shopping for Jay. He's going for the "Euro Cool" look these days. We found him some very "Euro Cool" garments and had a nice Italian dinner later that night.

Here are some photos of our trip...