Bring it on.

As Adam and I were chatting before falling asleep last night, he mentioned how he had been writing in his journal.  This is a significant event, as it happens about once a year.  He said he felt to record his experience of having an injury to deal with, as he trained for this second Ironman.  He felt like he wanted our posterity to know that they can "do hard things" too.  We've been teaching our kids this principle for awhile and it must be sinking in because a few weeks ago when Kyla pulled out a 250 piece puzzle and was working on it at the table, as it got kinda tough I heard her say, "hard puzzle, bring it on!"

We both agreed that we so badly want this Ironman race to be an inspiration to others.  We would love it to inspire others to have dreams and goals and to go for the things that they feel passionate about.  So, if you're reading this now, please think about something that you'd love to try doing and say to yourself..."BRING IT ON!"