cast of characters

Lani and Ann are the Weaver sisters!

Lani's household consists of Steve, the long-suffering coding genius and computer security guru; Jim, Lani's tall, red-headed and handsome son, currently finishing his second year of college; Hunter, Jasmine, Himari, Chenault, the miraculous Onyx and the even more miraculous Resk, undisputed feline rulers of the house; and Jesse, the man-hating green-cheeked conure.

Ann's household consists of Don, who is not just a computer genius but a pilot, a builder, and a damn good father; their son Steve, the marathon-running, college-bound, funniest teenager I know; and wonder dog Tater.

Other family members are Laurie, Lani's beautiful daughter who teaches at elementary levels; her handsome son Alex, aka Alexander the Great; Mary and Bo, a/k/a Mom and Dad, and Bud and Ann, Steve's patient and wonderful parents.

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previous posts

26.2 miles in 3:29:26
Lots of updates
25 teenagers, Dish Rags, and no camera
Hummingbirds and Dishrags ... No, Really.
Gogo Team #14!
Dish Rag Tag
Pie Day and Airports
I WON!!!!
Fine, fine, fine ...
On Strike

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the life and times of the Weaver sisters

Sunday, October 12, 2008

Way to go, Steve!!! (posted by Lani)

What Ann didn't say in her post below was that Steve hadn't signed up for the marathon in time to get his own slot, and so he had to purchase a "bib" (a number and a slot so that he could run). That slot wasn't in his age group --- but if it had been, he would have come in ... are you ready for this? I wasn't. If he had been running under his own name and age, he would have come in 10th in his age group. TENTH. In his first marathon ever. I'm speechless, so it's a damn good thing I can type. What an absolutely amazing achievement.

Congratulations, nephew Steve. You rock in all sorts of ways, but this particular way is now officially public.

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