Tuesday, September 09, 2008

Badger Time


Sorry for for not Keeping you up with the Swanson's lately we have been really busy, with some family things that came up the last few weeks, but Neil, Keenan and I are doing fine. Unfortunately we had to give Mercedes to another home. The home is really nice and the people she went to are great and will give her the love and attention she needs. So we are trying to move on day by day and its getting easier each and every day.

This past weekend my friends from MN came down. They have been wanting to check out a Badger Football game, so I found some tickets on Craigslist Friday afternoon for the Badger Vs. Marshall game for Saturday afternoon. They were pretty good seats lower deck on the 40 yard line. It was a good game to watch, they made me a little nervous in the 1st quarter, but they came back full force at the end 2nd quarter and kept on rolling.



The next morning we slept in and around noon headed up the the Ironman to watch the transition from the bike to the run. WOW! Those people are incredible to complete the triathlon. We got some lunch on State Street and then headed back to the finish area to watch the top people finish. We were beat from just the day out I can't imagine swimming 2.4 miles, biking 112 miles and running 26.2 miles with in one day. As you can see Keenan is just ecstatic with enthusiasm for all the triathletes.


2 comments:

Martin said...

Hi Swansons..

My name is Martin, from Denmark!! yes Denmark :-)

I accidentally came across your blog, because i have a blog called mudrider4life.blogspot.com. I really enjoy reading your post from the US, unfortunately you wont be able to read and understand the post on my blog, they are in danish..

I am a mountainbiker to, i race in denmark and europe off course. Every chance i get, i surf the net to se and read interesting blogs and stories about mountainbiking, and in your case, about life and kids to..

Well, this was just to say hello, and tell you that you guys have readers from the other side of the world as well..

Take care.

Martin

Unknown said...

Hi from the United Kingdom. My step-dad has just qualified to represent GB in his age range for the 2009 triathlon season (he is 65). He's pretty amazing, but I think all triathletes must be a little bit mad, don't you?! Wishing all the best for the festive season & good luck for the 2009 season.