This morning, for the second year in a row, I joined my wife, daughter, and all three grandchildren for the 2011 5K NAMI Walk to benefit the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
The walk launched at the Fitton Center in Hamilton (above), and featured a festive atmosphere, complete with a clown, musician, food, and more.
Miles scored a sword, and Mia and Calleigh each received a "princess wand" (below).
Miles got a spider painted onto his hand, and Mia got a butterfly on her cheek (below). Calleigh demurred.
It was a beautiful day for a walk, if a bit warm. The kids all behaved themselves admirably, and by a little after 11:00, we were headed home, glad once more to contribute to a worthy cause, and to support the lovely Robin, who was the coordinator for the event at her workplace.
The walk launched at the Fitton Center in Hamilton (above), and featured a festive atmosphere, complete with a clown, musician, food, and more. 
Miles scored a sword, and Mia and Calleigh each received a "princess wand" (below).
Miles got a spider painted onto his hand, and Mia got a butterfly on her cheek (below). Calleigh demurred. 
It was a beautiful day for a walk, if a bit warm. The kids all behaved themselves admirably, and by a little after 11:00, we were headed home, glad once more to contribute to a worthy cause, and to support the lovely Robin, who was the coordinator for the event at her workplace.
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