Life-O-Life Team 2010 for Mini Sun Run 2.5K

It took three months' organization work. All initiated by the young ladies (the daughters) of the 6 families and supportive work by their parents. Life-O-Life Team 2010 joined the Mini Sun Run 2.5K today, which is affiliated to the Vancouver Sun Run annual event. They have their own uniform. In the front it is the Team's name Life-O-Life, and in the back of the T-shirt it says "I'm ready for my journey!" The idea is to promote health and life!

The weather and temperature is perfect today for Team Life-O-Life's first outdoor activity. Though Sunday, and despite what was the sleeping hours last evening, everyone needed to get up by 6am this morning in order to leave home by 6:45am - 7:00am, arriving at the Concord Place by 7:30am ready to get started by 8:00am, i.e. the official starting time. And before anything happen, a photographic section is important to bookmark such a memorable and important first event of Team Life-O-Life.

A few thousands people gathered at the Starting Line and the Mini Sun Run started. You see parents with the kids, young adults with their elderly, you also see couples walking in pair hand-in-hand, and disabled in wheelchairs and different groups of people and individuals in different and interesting fittings.

You can see people run, you can see people walking, but you can also see people pretending running (i.e. their upper body with hands in running motion, while their lower body in walking motion). But it's more important to participate as no one really pay attention to the time. The whole journey would take about 30 minutes, before you recognized, you are already in the finished line.

Three gentlemen, David Gan, Ron Kwan and Leo Chan have registered for the Vancouver Sun Run and therefore, they would need to walk from where they just finished to the starting line of Vancouver Sun Run in Georgie Street. All the three gentlemen managed the race quite well. They all said the journey was very enjoyable though there were really a lot of people surrounding them.

Well done Team Life-O-Life, keep up the good work! Health and life are indeed both important and we must try our best effort to preserve and enjoy both!

N.B. A few friends and readers asked about the purchase of the Team Life-O-Life T-shirt. Regret to let you know that this is only a limited and once in supply for those participated this time (and was not opened to public). However, if there are future events that may require additional T-shirts to be printed, then the young ladies said they will consider to open for others to place order. Until then, Team Life-O-Life T-shirt will remain an "invaluable" item!