How do media people do it? Shaw TV filmed me working in my art studio at Harcourt House and out in nature taking photographs for two hours and they made an amazing artist interview boiled down into three minutes. But what amazing three minutes they are!
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It is with great sadness that I read a tweet this morning from Amazing Race Canada. All teams have been selected but the most AMAZING team of all, team A+A, have not been chosen. Aaron and I (team A+A) are bummed but we do realize we already have an amazing life and are abundantly thankful for it.
Thanks to all who encouraged us, helped with our sweet video, had dreams of us racing, and supported us along the way. Thank you all for believing in us!
Amazing Race. Amazing life. For me, they are one and the same, yet my husband and I couldn’t resist applying for Amazing Race Canada when we heard that the Emmy winning reality series was heading above the American boarder.
Watch our application video to see what we are all about!
I’m not sure how much of a thrill-seeker I am; my natural instinct is self preservation, not jumping out of a plane for example (massive fear of heights). My motivations for running the race runs deep in my heart despite the potential for terrifying challenges.
Aaron and I are running the race for our son Zachary who passed away in my arms minutes after he was born from a cardiac tumor. My motivation for putting myself out there on Amazing Race Canada is living life to the fullest for Zachary. My boy will never have the chance to experience this truly amazing life and thus I want to do so for him, in memory of my son.
Aaron and I and our children were recently featured in the Edmonton Journal for our “Amazing Inspiration,” by Elizabeth Withey.
