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Sunday (5/6), morning rainbow

Woke up to some rain, but went running anyways.  We decided today that we would run to Starbucks at the Marriott and then run back after having coffee there.  it was kinda fun to break up the run by having coffee during the halfway point.  This will probably become routine during the next week and half.  We walked to the coffee place and local park with all the kids after we came back from our run.
Beautiful Rainbow
More rainbow
On our way to our coffee walk
The girls and I in front of a beautiful rainbow

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