Isaac is graduating from elementary school. The school had a 6th grade dance, where everyone dressed up fancy. Isaac took his dad on a wild goose chase at every goodwill and second hand shop to look for a tuxedo or a vest he could wear. Alas...there were none to be found. So he just went in his sunday best. And all that so he could stand around talking to the boys about soccer and Fortnite. He told me that he would have NEVER asked a girl to dance. Besides that, apparently no 6th grader actually knows how to dance. But he tells me the food was good.
So in a few months, Isaac will be entering West Shore Jr/Sr High school, which I am pleased to report is a nationally acclaimed school. Here is a link to a web article about it and other schools in Florida that are highly sought after. We'll see how he does there. I'm excited to have him there with me. I'll have a driving buddy to and from school every day.
Not your typical Christmas Day
Christmas tree at Calvary Chapel. Our neighbors always invite us to go to a special Christmas Eve Service. Christmas 2016 was unique in 2 ways: 1, it was on a Sunday, and 2, the kids didn't open presents until after 3:30 PM. The day started off with the kids getting excited about the fact that their sugar loaded breakfast was in their stockings. They got juice in character shaped bottles; Isaac got Darth Vader and Esther got Miss Piggy. Then they got individual serving of lucky charms. Unsurprisingly, they ate the marshmallows and left the rest. They also got the standard canister of Pringles and gummy bears. After that, we had to rush to get ready for church. No time for presents. After church, we came home and had just enough time to make and eat a delicious brunch, which included our favorite raspberry cream cheese muffins. Then we got in the car to go to the hospital to sing Christmas carols to the sick. Again...
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