Merry Christmas all race fans. We completed our Hubbard's Amazing Grace Race on December 11 and I wanted to share our fun with you. As a stroke survivor this year was special for me. I designed the shirts our racers and drivers wore. One of the tasks took place at the nursing home that my Uncle Edsel resides at. He is a quadraplegic who can only move his head and one thumb, yet he mentors to almost a hundred service men in our armed forces through his computer, one click at a time. His perseverance and rock solid faith in God astound me and I love his spirit. I wanted to include him in this years race so he was one of my monitors with the clue and answer to part of this years puzzle clue. He loved it. The boys loved it. And I loved it. I have not got the pics yet from the nursing home, but I have pics from the other tasks. The tasks were as follows:
1. Find the buried treasure: Collect 3 golden stars---task was on the beach
2. Find the golden name tag: Collect 3 golden name tags--task was at the nursing home
3. Find the treasure: Follow map and Collect 2 silver coins, one red gum ball, one green gumball--task was at the mall
4, Find the golden cards: Collect 3 golden cards---task was at ball field
5. Solve the puzzle: 4 treasure cards had special date in our family's history.
Clue gave a number for each letter needed in the months of the date. for example: September--1st, 3rd, 8th
This really is a wonderful family tradition at our home and every year more people are stopping us during our race around Wilmington and asking about how to create their own race. It really is a family bonding experience that will last a lifetime. You shoud try it. A tragedy started our tradition, but love and family brought it to fruition.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!!!!!!!
You should try it.