Sunday, August 31, 2008
Bear Lake trip
I think I mentioned earlier that I met a bunch of my oldest and dearest friends at Bear Lake for the weekend earlier in August. It was totally fun to reconnect and see all of their kids, etc. (Couldn't even count how many kids!) Here is a picture of us--20 years after high school! Yikes!
my new nephew
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Sam's birthday and 1st day of school
August 20th was the first day of school, and Sam's birthday! He had an awesome day--his school class made him a whole stack of birthday cards, and he even lost his first tooth! The tooth fairy visited and brought him 4 quarters! He was totally excited. We had a little family birthday party last night. Tutu and Papasan and Grandpa Steve and Suzanne, and Grandma Gladys all came over for birthday cake and presents. We'll have a friend party on Saturday.
While our grandparents were here, Grandma Gladys was telling Ginny that she was so cute that she should come and live at her house. Ginny said no...thought for a minute, and said, "but you can borrow me!"
Emily and Max also had good first days at school. Max started at Hillcrest--my old stomping grounds. His teacher is really nice. He knew lots of the kids in his class from baseball, scouts, church etc, so I think the transition won't be too difficult. Emily was beyond thrilled to see all of her friends again. I think she's even willing to put up with homework so she can see her friends every day.
My first day went fine as well. Of course the real excitement will be when the 1st year students bring their instruments for the first time on Monday. There's nothing like hearing a beginning band play their first notes to wake you up in the morning!
While our grandparents were here, Grandma Gladys was telling Ginny that she was so cute that she should come and live at her house. Ginny said no...thought for a minute, and said, "but you can borrow me!"
Emily and Max also had good first days at school. Max started at Hillcrest--my old stomping grounds. His teacher is really nice. He knew lots of the kids in his class from baseball, scouts, church etc, so I think the transition won't be too difficult. Emily was beyond thrilled to see all of her friends again. I think she's even willing to put up with homework so she can see her friends every day.
My first day went fine as well. Of course the real excitement will be when the 1st year students bring their instruments for the first time on Monday. There's nothing like hearing a beginning band play their first notes to wake you up in the morning!
Monday, August 04, 2008
4H
4H projects turned in to the fair for the year! Wooo HOOO!!! This is a major relief for me. Stay tuned for more info on the kids' projects. I'll post some pictures. They are excited to go to the fair later this week and see their ribbons. Suffice it to say for now that Emily entered 16 projects, Max entered 11, and Sam entered 4. Yikes! (note that 6 of emily's projects were photographs). I think the other families in our 4H club got their stuff in to the fair today, too. Our club was really a lot of fun this year...a lot of work, too, but fun for the kids.
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