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Memorial Week

I am really going private this week~would you mind sending me your email addresses one more time? please please :) I accidentally deleted the post with the saved emails.
Now for my weekly report:
We had a great Memorial Day...saw Prince Caspian~which I highly recommend! Then a trip to the Tahoma National Cemetery.

(sorry,can't figure out how to rotate the scan)



Tuck and Luke started another session of swimming this week. Tuck is only 2 1/2 but the nice lady let him in anyway. He doesn't listen to a thing she says, but sure loves the water. That child has NO FEAR.

Eden had a piano recital on Friday and won the award for practicing the most. I was a little too excited for her, and felt (and probably looked) like one of those crazy pageant moms (you know, the kind where the award is more important to the parent than the kid). Too bad I am not as diligent with 1st grade homework. I guess that is what happens when your mother is a music teacher ~ priorities,priorities...

My sister Makay moved into her home yesterday. She lives 1.1 miles away from me :)


That's all for now...see you next week!

Comments

The Dillon 6 said…
I can't believe she lives that far away from you...I thought it would be closer...It's nice to have a sister close.

Love the note Eden won. And don't worry about the Stage Mom, thing...you're just enthusiastic! ;)
Bennett Family said…
bnpbennett@hotmail.com

we would LOVE to have you at parker's baptism...
tuesday, 6/3 at 4:00 at the church. i meant to send you an invite but never got to it... :(
Kerry said…
So what did you guys say to Eden at the grave site? She didn't finish writing what you told her. :)

kerryblonquist@gmail.com
amy germer said…
We took our kids to a cemetery as well and Finn had to lay by all the graves and pretend to be dead. Good thing we were the only people there.
Rebecca said…
use my rebeccaskidd@yahoo.com account!

how exciting for Makay!
I love being close to family.
Maquel said…
maquel.evans@gmail.com

Cute pics!
Traci said…
B, make sure you email me an invite when you go private...tracidwilson@yahoo.com
Unknown said…
terradaniel@hotmail.com

How fun to have Makay so close! Her house is way cute. Tell her congrats! Any plans on coming down here this summer?
Robyn said…
Hello Bianca from your old friend Robyn Bunkall.

I just found your blog from Traci's. Can I be on your list? My email is bunkallfamily@gmail.com
Cute family!

Love ya,
Robyn
Corey and Lisa said…
Hey, I thought Eden was fantastic at the recital and what parent wouldn't be so proud!! I don't think it is possible to be too excited for your children...I think they need that from us!

lisamariemason@comcast.net

oh by the way....so fun that Mackay is close to you now...I wish my sisters were closer!

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