JAI HO!!!!!!!!!

In 3.5 hours, spring break will be here (YAHOOOOOO)! We'll quickly hop into a cab, pick up our luggage from the house, and then head to the airport for our 6:05 flight! Eeeee! We can't wait to be in INDIA!

In the last few days, we've been consumed by the following things:

* Tutoring (for money to fund our trip!)

* Writing emails for Team Diabetes (Click on the "Donate" tab to contribute!)

* Charging our iPods, camera batteries, and Kindle.

* Cleaning up the house and locking important stuff away.

* Eating up what's left in the fridge (GO PHIL!)

* Shopping. Our list: medication for food poisoning (just in case), earplugs (after leaving Cairo, we are no longer used to "beep beeping"), granola bars (always pack SNACKS in your day pack!), bug spray (except we couldn't find this item ANYWHERE!), presents for Lal's family (our friends will deliver them to him when they go to Sri Lanka this week), and cereal (for when we return next weekend and don't feel like leaving the house).

* Packing. Yeesh - an activity I have never grown to enjoy. What's in the suitcase? Lots of Ombrelle, Sarge and Captain, our India Lonely Planet guide, our address book for postcard-writing, and clothes. Phil will roll his eyes when he reads this and say something along the lines of "ya, is that ALL you packed, Lindsay?". Hee hee, I KNOW I OVER-PACK! But big suitcases deserve to travel, too.

Now, all we have to do is survive that flight (ah-hem, PHILLIP) and we are ready to enjoy a week-long stay in India!!! We may be post-less for the next week, but I'm sure we'll have lots to say when we return!

Oh - and one more thing: HAPPY BIRTHDAY DADDY (April 3rd) and DAD (April 7th)!!!

Our India Itinerary!

Golden Triangle including Varanasi Tour

Durations: 8 Days / 8 Nights

Destinations: Delhi, Varanasi, Agra, Fatehpur Sikri and Jaipur,

Day 1: Arrive Delhi (March 31^st - April 1^st, 2011)

Arrive Delhi in the very early morning, our representative will meet and greet you at the hotel and will be transferred to hotel to overcome jet lag.

In the afternoon take a guided tour of New Delhi, visit Himayun Tomb, Qutub Minar, Lotus Temple and Raj Ghat. Also drive past India Gate, Rashtrapati Bhavan and other parts of Central Delhi.

Delhi stands on seven successive cities and is one of the oldest cities in the world. This history helps one appreciate the scale of the sprawling metropolis. It’s a quintessential Indian city, marrying the ancient with the cosmopolitan. Revel in marvellous shopping, a treasure trove of architectural monuments, some of the swankiest restaurants in India and heavenly street food.

Day 2: Delhi – Varanasi (April 2^nd, 2011)

In the morning after breakfast check out from hotel take a half day guided tour of Old Delhi. Visit Jama Masjid, Chandni Chowk and Red Fort (optional).

In the noon time transfer to Delhi airport to board an afternoon flight for Varanasi. At Varanasi you will be received and transferred to your hotel. In the evening witness aarti at the Ghat. Stay overnight at Varanasi hotel.

Varanasi is the world's most ancient living city. Sunrise on the riverfront, as seen from a boat, can be spiritually uplifting sight. Crowded with temples, and its labyrinth of streets, the city attracts the maximum number of tourists. The religious capital of Hinduism, Varanasi is the carpet manufacturing place of India. It was previously known as Kashi - the city that illuminates. The present name is derived from the fact that the city is at the confluence of the rivers varuna and asi.

Day 3: Varanasi (April 3^rd, 2011)

Very early morning drive to Daswamedh Ghat and take a boat ride on the sacred river Ganges to see the cremation Ghats and witness the living traditions of one of the world's oldest and most important religions. (To start at 0500 hrs. for the best lifetime experience) For you to appreciate this remarkable city, we'll transfer you to the banks of the River Ganges before the sun rises. Board a boat with your guide and proceed to the middle of the river, where at sunrise the sight unfolds before you. Thousands of faithful come daily to the banks to bathe and pray while in the background, temples and palaces rise in tiers from the water's edge. Return for a walk through the cobblestone streets along the banks of "Ganga". As shops are opening, the place now becomes a beehive of activity as the faithful are coming and going. Return to hotel for a sumptuous breakfast and rest of the day free.

Later in the day visit Sarnath - 5 miles out of Varanasi for a day excursion: One of the holiest Buddhist sites in the world, where Buddha preached his first Sermon in 590 BC. Witness the ruins of a once flourishing Buddhist monastery and then visit a fine Museum which houses an excellent collection of Buddhist art and sculptures found at the site.

In the afternoon take a half day-guided tour of Varanasi including the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Gyanvapi Mosque, Benaras Hindu University and other important monuments. Stay overnight at Varanasi hotel.

Day 4: Varanasi – Agra (April 4^th, 2011)

In the morning transfer to Varanasi Railway Station to board a train for Agra. Enjoy the beautiful country side view while in the train. Reach Agra in the evening, you will be received and transferred to your hotel for overnight stay.

Agra is famous as being home to one of the seven wonders of the world-the Taj Mahal. The architectural splendour of the mausoleums, the fort and the palaces is a vivid remainder of the capital in the 16th and early 17th centuries.

Day 5: Agra (April 5^th, 2011)

In the morning visit the famous Taj Mahal built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan as a memorial to his queen Mumtaz Mahal, made out of white marble. It took 22 years to complete (1630-1652 AD). Take your time to explore this symbol of love.

After that visit Agra Fort containing the Pearl Mosque, the Halls of Public and Private Audience. Also visit Itmad – ul – daulah’s tomb: it’s a pre taj era marble structure and often compared with Taj Mahal. Optional visit to Dayal Bagh also.

In the evening at sunset take a glimpse of Taj Mahal from Yamuna River side. Stay overnight at Agra hotel.

Day 6: Agra – Jaipur (April 6^th, 2011): 249 kms/150 miles – 5 hours by car
In the morning after breakfast drive to Jaipur, en-route visit Fatehpur Sikri, Fatehpur Sikri. Its one of the finest examples of Mughal architectural splendour at its height. See the beautiful Jama Masjid / The Buland Darwaza, palace of Queen Jodha Bai, Birbal's (a Minister) Palace. Drive further to reach Jaipur in the afternoon and check into your hotel and relax.

In the evening visit Fort Amer for Sound & Light Show (optional). Stay overnight at Jaipur hotel.

Day 7: Jaipur (April 7^th, 2011)
Enjoy a hearty breakfast at the hotel and leave for Jaipur Tour. First visit the hilltop fortress at Amer. Ascend the imposing fort on a painted elephant. The Fort, originally built in the 16th century by Maharaja Man Singh encloses superb palaces and a beautiful temple in marble dedicated to the fearsome goddess Kali. One of the main attraction of Fort Amer is its glittering Sheesh Mahal.

In the afternoon, tour the old walled city of Jaipur. Founded by Maharaja Jai Singh II, this ‘pink city’ is meticulously constructed on the lines of the Shilpa-Shastra, an ancient Hindu treatise on architecture. Visit the unique Jantar Mantar Observatory situated in the heart of the city. Built in the 1700's (A.D), it still looks futuristic. Nearby is the ornate Hawa Mahal (the palace of winds). The old City Palace & its museum display a rare fusion of Mughal and Hindu architecture, and house a rare collection of paintings, Rajasthani armory and costumes.

Evening visit to Chokhi Dhani: an ethnic village resort (optional). The vitality of Rajasthani folk culture comes alive as children dance rhythmically to the loud tenor of folk songs sung by men and women, festooned in bright clothes. Gaily caparisoned camel, horses and bullock carts offer joy rides. Stay overnight at the hotel.

Day 8: Jaipur - Delhi Departure (April 8^th, 2011): 272 km / 170 miles – 5 hours by car
First half of the day is free to explore the Pink City with the car at your disposal. Jaipur is famous for real stone jewelry and handicrafts.

Later drive back to Delhi. Stop on the way for refreshment. Drive further to directly reach IGI Airport to board your return flight at 9.50 pm. Your tour comes to end but its sweet memories and vivid colors of India will remain forever.

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I can't believe it either, but I finally joined the craze!

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Post-Sandstorm :)

I did NOT use use iPhoto for the "sepia" look!

Hey - how did this get in here?!

Phil's gym. Hmmmmm......beach volleyball?

Thank you to ALANNA AUSTIN for your generous contribution to Team Diabetes!

OH MY GOODNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's truly bizarre to look outside your window and see....NOTHING. I thought the world was coming to an end. Instead, we were witnessing one HEK of a SANDSTORM!

SHOCKING.

While watching E! True Hollywood Story on the cast of "Friends".....


Phil: Were Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt married?

Lindsay: WHAT?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm going to need some time to process this.

To Spoil or Not To Spoil.

Ahhh - I'm having an internal battle with myself at this very moment. A headline on People.com reads: "SPOILER: American Idol's Shocking Elimination Night". Phil's not home to stop me.....so the only person that can prevent my inevitable "click" on this link is myself. YIKES! This will take some SERIOUS self control. But I'm going to do it. Yep, I am.

The results show is in 6.5 hours from now. I can do it......just breathe.....browse another page.....make a tea......do some crafts......rearrange Phil's closet?? Bah! Wish me luck!

"Hunnie, I have a SURPRISE for YOU!"

This morning, I came home from tutoring to a closet that looks like this:



Definitely NOT my doing. This is 100% Phil's work! Thanks darling! It will no longer take me HOURS to find that "red tank" or "blue dry-fit top".

I love you. And your organization skills.

IN ONE WEEK!!!!!

Thank you to KENDALL BROTHERS for your generous contribution to TEAM DIABETES!

Not-So-Subtle Reminders.

Lindsay: Phil! Your glasses are on the coffee table. You may need them to SEE.

Phil: It's so nice coming home to you, sweetie.

Lindsay: I love you too.

A Fresh Look for SPRING!

For the last few hours, I have been sitting here in the living room, scrunching my eyebrows, scratching my chin, pulling my hair, and trying darn hard to find my inner "techie". Well - I toughed it out and I think I've reached a design that I am happy with!

What do you think of the new look?!

Someone Needed More YOGA.

How shocking is that tragedy at Lululemon's Bethesda location? Eek. Gives me chills.

My New Book!

I've finished taking marriage lessons from the Rancic's and had a nice browse for some new books on Amazon this morning. (Sidenote: It turns out that this at-home shopping experience is equally as fun as a visit to Chapters. Spicy chai tea delivered by handsome husband, pajamas, cozy bed, no lines, quick checkout.....HEAVEN.)

My final purchase, "Great Races, Incredible Places", has been successfully loaded onto my Kindle and I am happily reading about the first race in the book: "The Antarctic Ice Marathon". Not sure if this run is for me, but it sure is captivating to read about an adventure race like this one!!! I am excited to read on :)

7 Hours Ahead But One Day Behind.

Before watching the latest episode of Glee....

Lindsay: Oooooooh! Do you want me to tell you things that are going to happen on Glee?!

Phil: (gives his "are you crazy?" look) NO!

Lindsay: But it has nothing to do with this episode, really. It has more to do with future episodes....

Phil: ESPECIALLY NOT! Why do YOU want to know these things?

Lindsay: I'm not sure. I just can't help but click on the "Spoiler Alert" headings I see on People.com.....

Phil: But it ruins the show, doesn't it?!

Lindsay: I know...but I can't resist! And I don't like it when the rest of the world knows something that I don't. It's been hardest with American Idol.......

Phil: (laughing) Just click play.

W-W-W-W-W-W

Phil coached the girl's varsity basketball team in a tournament hosted at our school this weekend. They won 6 games in a row to become the tournament CHAMPIONS!

WAY TO GO, LADIES! And a REALLY BIG "WAY TO GO" to Phil for his first BIG COACHING VICTORY!!!

Kuwait Charity Run.

Saturday morning, Phil and I participated in Kuwait's first ever half marathon event in support of "Bayt Abdullah Children's Hospice"! Unexpectedly, this event was the most organized thing I have ever seen in my experience overseas! From the day we registered, to the day we picked up our race kits, to the end of the race itself, everything was organized by a team of happy and helpful people. It was amazing....and strange....and we REALLY ENJOYED IT!!!

Throughout the race course, rehydration stations were plentiful and volunteer enthusiasm was high. Every time we approached a yellow t-shirt, we could expect a "WAY TO GO! STAY STRONG! YOU CAN DO IT!!!!" and at two points during the run, we were brought to near-tears by groups of people waving Japanese flags and encouraging us to keep going. Phil and I returned the love and enjoyed clapping and cheering on those on their way back to the finish line. If there was a trophy for "most sportsmanlike running couple", we really think it would have been awarded to us.

Speaking of the finish line, let's talk about our race time! We finished the half marathon in 1:59:38!!!!! (Insert jumping up and down HERE). We can't believe we broke two hours, although looking back at kilometer 16 and 17 - it makes a little more sense to us. At about this distance, we had to fight through the joint pain and muscle aches together and worked hard to ignore the mental urge to just "give in". I'm not sure what I would have done without Phil beside me. I'm sure we would have finished in a time similar to San Fran (2:24:22), but he pushes me to be my best. The absence of hills was also a nice touch.

Next up? Our marathon with Team Diabetes in August. We are happy to accept "congratulations on a personal best" via online donations (wink). Click on the DONATE tab to say "GOOD JOB!" and make a difference :)

A BELATED ST. PATRICK'S DAY TO YOU!

I can't believe we forgot about it! Especially since we had the luck of the Irish ONE YEAR AGO as we reached the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro! Oh well - this calls for DOUBLE the celebration next year when Emily and Colleen are here!!!

HELLO THURSDAY @ 2:30 PM - SO NICE TO SEE YOU!

* YAHOOOOOOOOOO!

* This weekend there is YET ANOTHER basketball tournament at our school! Phil is acting as the varsity girls coach and the team won both of their games yesterday (one in OT, which had all of our hearts pounding)! The team plays two more today and then enters playoffs tomorrow! GOOD LUCK, LADIES (plus PHILLIP)!!!!

* March Madness has officially started, which means Phil and I will be taking some "time off" from being that lovey-dovey couple, haha. I don't get interested in the madness until it gets closer to the final, but I suppose he has various pools to worry about. Last night, we had a few of the coaches from other teams over to enjoy some NCAA. Phil was a SUPER host, but I bailed on the men to watch Idol with Pat!!!

* Current American Idol Faves: Casey, Jacob, and Pia. (Please don't tell me that one of these three was sent home! We don't get the results show until TONIGHT!)

* This week we went to bed before 9 every night that we could! It was GLORIOUS. One night I was asleep by 7:15! Ohhhhh YAAAAAAAAAAA!

* In two weeks time, we will be in India for spring break! We are finding the move from "march break" to "spring break" a little difficult this year. It seems like such a long time to wait (since Christmas!) before both students and teachers get a rest! HURRY UP, MARCH 31st!!! Our visa's are ready and so are WE!!!

Team "D" Tuesday, Week #25

Our thoughts and prayers are with Japan. We hope yours are too.

Surprise!

I've already told you that my husband is the cutest. But I'm going to tell you again anyways:

Tonight Phil re-proposed to me to mark "ONE YEAR since we got engaged on Mount Kilimanjaro"! It was just like the real deal - down on one knee with my very precious ring and a really good speech :) You know what I said? YES, YES, YES, YES, YES, YES, YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ahhhhh! I am so in love with him.

NEVER SAY NEVER!!!!

It seems that my Canadian comrade has made my life a little easier....

Female Student: (very excitedly) MISS!!!!! MISS!!!!!!! GUESS WHAT?!!!!!

Me: What?!!!! (thinking - students are NEVER this excited coming to chemistry class)

Female Student: JUSTIN BIEBER USES OUR SAME CHEMISTRY TEXTBOOK!!!! It was in his movie!!!

Group of Female Students: WE LOVE CHEMISTRY!!!!!!!!!

Me: Seriously?! I think I love the Biebs now, too.

Haha....I suppose Justin's right. An interest in chemistry? NEVER SAY NEVER!!!!!

Seasons REALLY DO EXIST!

Rain, hail, thunder, lightning, more run, some sun, more thunder, more rain.....

It's kind of fun to have "spring" in Kuwait! Puddles may not excite you that much, but they certainly still get us hyped up! Ah - there's nothing like a nice downpour in the middle east :)

WAY TO GO, BULLDOGS!

Phil's basketball team had a great tournament this past weekend! They competed hard against teams from Kuwait, Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Qatar - coming out with three wins and a fifth place finish! I am SO PROUD to be their BIGGEST FAN and I am even more proud to be the wife of the coach :)

GREAT SEASON, BOYS! I can't wait to cheer you on again next year!

Parkinson Update.

* The other night we had a full-on HAILSTORM in Kuwait!!! Can you believe it?! We woke up at 3 am to the fear of a bombing, but were happy to learn it was just massive chunks of hail hitting our windows.

* Phil's basketball team is in a tournament at our school this weekend. They had two games yesterday (1 win, 1 loss) and had two games today so far (also 1 win, 1 loss). The fun continues tomorrow as the playoffs begin!

* In TV news........American Idol was simply so-so this week. I actually fell asleep for the last two performances. The latest GLEE episode was SUPERB. That "Holly Holiday" really does add something special to the already-awesome cast! As for Private Practice and Grey's, are there new episodes this week?! We need our doctor fix! Survivor is on tonight.

* More pictures have gone up in the living room. It is so nice to have our own photos on the walls. It really makes our place feel "homey"!

Well, that's about all for us. What about you?

Love to Japan.

On Education.

After a long day at school....

Lindsay: (angrily) School is for BUMS!

Phil: (excitedly) HUNNIE! This is what I've been saying for YEARS! I'm so happy you finally agree with me!

(laughter)

Dear Barbie:

It may be your birthday, but you have a serious job to do today.

Thinking of you, Megan.

Love,

Lindsay and Phil
XOXXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXO

Career Con.

So - there are times when it's more fun to be a teacher and there are times when it is WAYYYYY more fun to be a student. Today was one of those days where being a student was the superior option. Today was SCIENCE FAIR DAY!

Pro's of Being a Student on Science Fair Day:

The day involves one science fair project - YOURS.
The amount of time you have to be coherent? 5 minutes, MAX.
How you feel at the end of the day? SUPER-DUPER!


Pro's of Being a Teacher on Science Fair Day:





I rest my case.

Team "D" Tuesday, Week #24

Lucky charms and wishful thinking won't make it go away.

We need to spread awareness. We need to educate. We need to research.

And we need funds to do these things!

PLEASE HELP US OUT! Sponsor our run with Team Diabetes HERE!

Book Flights for Summer - CHECK!

DISCLAIMER for PHIL: this post discusses air travel. Do not read if already stressed.

YAHOO! Our flights are confirmed and we can't wait to share them with you! Here are the details:

* Monday, June 20 - Arrive in Toronto at 7:30 pm! (And we have a full day layover in Amsterdam to enjoy the city TOGETHER!)

* Wednesday, August 17th - Leave Toronto at 6:45 pm for Iceland! (And enjoy a layover in Paris en route!)

* Monday, August 22nd - Leave Reykjavik for another year in Kuwait! And this time, we will have Emily and Colleen to look forward to when we get back!!!

This plan also gives us just enough time for me to recover from jetlag before school begins. For those of you who don't know....I take longer than even the most extreme person to recover from a time difference. It's bad. I often concern others.

"Sibs" Drama.

A few days ago....

Lindsay: AHHHHH! I just read something really horrible that happens on Brothers and Sisters!

Phil: Don't tell me!!!

Lindsay: Don't worry - I won't. But it is REALLY, TRULY horrible.




Yesterday.....

Lindsay: Hun....the thing that I read was REALLY bad. Like - you might want to throw my computer across the room when it happens. I think it is the next episode.

Phil: Really?

(We turn on the show)

Phil: Does the bad thing happen to Kitty?

Lindsay: Nope.

Phil: Justin?

Lindsay: Nope.

Phil: (goes through the rest of the characters and finally gets to the last one) Kevin?

Lindsay: YEP!

Phil: (pauses show and begs for me to spill) TELL ME!!!

Lindsay: (screaming) Ahhhhh - SCOTTY CHEATS ON KEVIN!!!!!!!

Phil: (also screaming) NO WAY!!!!! How could he?!!!! I am so sorry you had to carry that around with you, hunnie. I can't believe you didn't tell me.

Lindsay: I know. It was really difficult for me to keep that from you. And to deal with it on my own.

Phil: That is really bad. SO BAD. I hate Scotty. I hate Brothers and Sisters. I QUIT THE SHOW!!!!!!

Lindsay: I know, right?! BAD! Let's keep watching....

Phil: Okay.

Spring Fling!

Last night we had a GLORIOUS time at the Movenpick Hotel for the "Canadians in Kuwait - Spring Fling" dinner. The venue was quite fancy with bright flowers scattered on the tables and colourful ribbons tied to the chairs. It really did feel like "spring" and the beautiful images of Canada that played throughout the night made things feel like home! We even stood up and sang the national anthem and were spoiled with a delicious buffet of "mom's cooking". Mmmm mmmm mmmm - real mashed potatoes, lasagna, chicken, fresh veggies....ohhhhh, it was GOOD! And much needed :)

After the dinner portion of the evening, there was a much anticipated raffle with flights to Dubai and Qatar, gift certificates for the spa, wallets and bags by Mercedes Benz, and so on. I finally lost all optimism and gave my ticket to Phil to hold onto (not sure if you know this, but Phil has the best luck out of anyone I know!). And wouldn't you know it - my number was called for the next prize: a voucher for fish and chips! Haha - it was HILARIOUS. I ran up excitedly to get my prize and we all laughed at what had just happened.

Dancing followed the raffle and Phil and I had quite the jam session on the dance floor! We danced to some classic tunes and Phil pulled out some even more classic dance moves. Wish you were there!

A big thank you to CIK for hosting such a SUPER event! It was a real feel-good experience for expatriate Canucks :)

Thank you to ANN MARIE ADAMKOWSKI for your generous donation to Team Diabetes!

What's New?!

* The living room is all finished! Phil did a great job making it PERFECT and we are excited for company to come and visit! Did you hear that?! (Insert Smile Here). WE ARE EXCITED FOR YOU TO COME TO KUWAIT!!!

* Phil broke his finger at basketball last week. He came home, refused to go to the doctor, and straightened out his crooked finger in another room. I get nauseous thinking about it. Anyways, he may have taken off two days of golf, but he refuses to miss a game of basketball. And so away he went today - not fully recovered. PHILLIP!!!

* Chris Medina (our VERY FAVOURITE American Idol contestant) has released a single called "What Are Words". I just saw him perform on Good Morning America and will be downloading the song from iTunes today! Half of the proceeds will go to his fiance's recovery - which means you should purchase the song, too!

* Last night we had an "Idol and Pizza" night with two other couples. We weren't too impressed with the female talent and much preferred the guys night on Wednesday. Tonight we find out who will make the top 12.....although I have already heard it is a "top 13"!!!

* Caribou Coffee may be my new go-to java joint for a few reasons. One - I like their mantra (it's so lululemon). Two - their fresh orange juice is UNREAL. Three - "caribou" makes the chain sound so....homey. And four - they promote sustainability AND their coffee is "Rainforest Alliance" certified!

* This evening we are attending a "SPRING FLING" event hosted by "Canadians in Kuwait". We are wearing black and purple. Yes, both of us :)

Little Gaga and Lady Gaga.

AHHHH! I would have LOVED to be at the Air Canada Centre last night to watch this Canuck's dream COME TRUE!!! WOWEEE! Way to go, Maria!

HAPPY SPRING!

February to April is sandstorm season in Kuwait! Here is the view from our balcony this morning:


Although my lungs may disagree, I still pick THIS over freezing rain, snow, windchill and COLD!

One Thing's For Sure.

Lindsay Lohan has never looked so good. And she's on her way to the slammer.

It's gotta be more than a fever!

It is REALLY difficult to teach 15 year old girls when it is Justin Bieber's birthday.

That's all.

Team "D" Tuesday, Week #23

You can tear down walls and start from scratch. You can paint over the colours that make you cringe. You can purchase new pieces that make the place looker nicer. And HEY - you may even go so far as to relocate completely. But this is house talk.

Let's talk "bodies". Whether you like it or not, the body you have now is the one you will have forever. You can't trade in the broken parts for new ones and you don't get a second chance to reverse the damage you've done. This means two things:

1) We need to find a cure for diabetes.
2) We need to treat our bodies well to prevent type 2 diabetes the best we can.

The good news is that we can work together to make our bodies long-lasting, WONDERFUL MACHINES! With an online donation, you can participate in reaching our goal! The process is easy and the end-result is a feel-good YOU!

Please support our run with TEAM DIABETES by clicking on the "DONATE" tab!

Love,
Sarge and Captain