Sorry if that started out weird, I just am a little weird. I think I get it from my dad. JK! :) Anyway, today was the Historic Buford 5K Race, and me, Mom, Dad, Grammy, Grandy, Mrs. Amy Wright, Mr. Wright, Erin, Katie, Isabelle, Christine and Ms. Tonya raced in it! And Erin got 2nd place in 10 Years and Younger group. I ran with my Grandy (Grandpa) and Isabelle ran with Mom and Dad, Grammy and Christine ran by theirselves. Erin, Tonya, and Amy ran together, and Katie and Mr. Wright ran together. It was a whole lot of fun.
The sad news? Erin feels like she really didn't win her medal. Read the story, Erin and the Medal down below to find out why:
Erin and the Medal
A TRUE 5K STORY
When Erin Wright got to the loop on the course, some guy was standing there. She was walking with Tonya and Amy, and the guy said, "Sorry, but you've got to go this way, since you're walking. No loop." Well, that's what Erin said he said. Anyway...so they went down the road the guy told them too, doo da doo da doo. And they cross the finish line with 23.00! And at the awards ceremony, Erin got 2nd place! But she didn't feel she deserved it. So she told her mom, Amy, to go give it back to the people. But the people didn't take it back. "Just keep it." They said.
The moral of the story is: well, you guess. Your comment is the answer you think it is. On June 11th, (the same day the Family Feud type game closes) the moral of the story will be posted on a post called: THE MORAL OF THE STORY: ERIN AND THE MEDAL.
2 comments:
The moral of the story is:
1) They should have allotted a little more time for walkers so they too could do the loop.
2) Honesty really is the best policy and sometimes when you're honest you get to keep the reward!
3) Erin is a good kid.
4) Run more 5K's with your parents and you too can win a medal. Ok, so that's not really a moral but it is a life lesson!
Ha ha ha ha about the 'not really a moral'! That's funny!
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