We went to a Six Flags a few weeks back. It was pretty fun. The last picture cracks me up. We rode that roller coaster about 85 times.

Cute kids

These first few pictures are from Coreys Kindergarten Authors Celebration. Each of the kids had written a story and read it aloud to the class and the parents. Corey's was an informative story 'format' on Spinosauruses. All the parents laughed when he showed his well drawn 'diagram'. His was the only story with a 'diagram'.
The next is Corey and his buddies digging for bugs on the playground and the rest are just cute.

4th Grade Graduation

Jack has graduated from 4th grade. It was quite the ceremony--diplomas and everything. Here in New Canaan 5th graders move on to the middle school. So Jack will be in junior high next year. What a man! The 'graduating class' sang God Bless America and Break Away. They sounded great--especially on Break Away.

Jessica's gone Greek

Jessica's final report in social studies was on Greece. She had to put on a presentation and part of the grade was a 3-d element. So she dressed up Greek and I did her hair. It looks awesome!! I took fifty pictures of it because I was so proud. Ha ha!

Megan's play was very fun!! She had so much fun and of course all the teenage girls thought she was so cute. I took some video of the play but after 5 hours, it still hadn't uploaded onto the blog so I gave up. Here are some photo's. Megan getting her nose painted on, Megan with her teenage 'buddies'. All the kids were assigned to an older buddy or two. The opening scene when Megan comes out and then the end of the opening scene. The Pharoe (who is supposed to look like Elvis) talking to Joseph and then Joseph in Egypt with all the pretty Egyptian girls. This is a really fun musical--I can't believe I've never become acquainted with it before now. I wish everyone could have come to see it.

Jefferson Momument

Jessica has got my patriotism flowing lately. So, I'd thought
I'd put up some pictures of the Jefferson Momument. I'm patriotic
and I like history so , I loved everything in DC. But this momument had a very reverent feeling inside it. I felt like I was in a temple. Sometimes I'm a little dramatic, but then Jason said he felt the same way--so I know it wasn't just me. We both were surprised that some of the quotes engraved on the walls mentioning 'God' are even still allowed to be there. But they are still there, and everyone that came into the momument was very quiet and respectful.

Megan's baptism was small but special. We went out for dinner later that night and of course we were happy to see Grandma.