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Shayne had a very difficult decision to make a couple of months ago. His mom and her friends had set up the Christi Thomas Poker Run (a fundraiser for her memorial fund which allows us to give scholarships) the same time that he was planning to be in Kentucky, at his dad's, for the Highland Games competition in Glasgow. I cannot imagine having divorced parents and I know how fortunate I was to have two parents together all the while growing up, but my heart really went out for Shayne. He decided to attend the Highland Games and I'm so grateful that his mother (Nee Nee) seemed to be fine with his decision. You cannot even imagine our joy Saturday night to learn that 110 motorcycles showed up and participated in the event. What an amazing blessing! I wiped away tears at that amazing show of love! Thank you so much to everyone who participated, who volunteered, who donated. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!! We will soon have two more big scholarships to announce, and a summer reading event!

Shayne was definitely "the little guy" in this weekend's competition, but he did great! Here they are setting up for the caber toss. (Yeppers, throwing a tree!)
I think this one is the 56 pound weight toss. You swing it around a few times before you let it go.
Shayla had a grand time "researching" her family and locating her clan!

Shayla enjoyed hunting for her clan! (Trust me, there were many willing to take Miss Curious and Miss Friendly into their clans! So sweet!)
One is is "just" a 28 pound stone throw, one of the six events. It was sooooooo nice that Shayne's sister (Aunt V) also flew in from Phoenix so we were able to spend precious time with her too!