Team name chosen: "Fight like a girl"

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After much discussion our team name for the Komen Race for the Cure has been chosen. It will be "Fight like a girl".

Now I don't know about the girls you grew up with, but I grew up with some tough cookies. Powder Puff football was banned in Chester County, because of unnecessary roughness and multiple injuries. So fighting like a girl was no laughing matter.

I hope you will join our team and walk with us. If you can't be in Nashville and walk with us physically, please be with us in spirit.
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The walk is October 4th in downtown Nashville.
Team info:
Feel free to be creative and make your own t-shirt, but if you want to purchase one, here's a great site with several options:
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I'm pretty confident I can get Josh, David, Wes and even Logan in a Fight like a girl shirt...not so sure about Bryan, Mike and Jamie. Come on guys...do it for me?
:)

Comments

Sherry Thomas said…
Laura, I can't walk with you, but am sending some money to help you and your team. My therapy is continuing from Physical to Occupational. I am still having quite a bit of pain, but slowly improving. She is limiting my use of the shoulder, except for the exercises. I am so glad that you are able to return to work and pray that you continue to improve. I love you. Sherry
August 14, 2008 at 11:25 AM
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