The first weekend of February marked a special treat: Mom and Dad kept Luke so that Jeremy and I could go to a basketball game in College Station. Dad has gotten season tickets to men's and women's basketball games and football games for years, and it is such a great treat to go when we can. So in December, Dad emailed the kids a schedule, asking us to pick a game to attend. I took a rather cursory glance and picked: oooh, we should DEFINITELY go when A&M plays Kansas. They're a powerhouse! Jeremy will be so excited!
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Christmas, 2011 - Part 3
One more Christmas post! Here's a better glance at a small portion of Luke's Christmas stash. I think he's still half asleep as he checks it out!
Friday, December 30, 2011
Christmas, 2011 - Part 2
Santa was very good to Luke and his family once again this year. We had a great holiday!
First of all - my sister Megan taught me how to do a very pretty bow this year. I think it really revolutionized my gift wrapping. What do you think? (Can you tell I'm proud?)
On Christmas Eve, we celebrated, as always, at my parents' house. We ate great food and got great gifts. Luke scored with two favorites: his Dinosaur Train
...and his LETTERS. (We know the boy loves his letters!)
(Let me tell you: these letters have come in quite handy this weekend while Daddy has been sick and Mommy has had six weeks' grades to finalize.)
Then Santa visited - look at what he left our little monkey!
He also left Luke a very sweet note. Here are some highlights:
"No other three year-old on the Nice List has worked as hard as you have in 2011... Your Mommy, Daddy, Honey, Grand, Grandma, Grandpa, whole family and I are so proud of you, and we love you very much!"
I think Saint Nick was pretty right, don't you?
I hope all of you had a wonderful Christmas, too!
First of all - my sister Megan taught me how to do a very pretty bow this year. I think it really revolutionized my gift wrapping. What do you think? (Can you tell I'm proud?)
On Christmas Eve, we celebrated, as always, at my parents' house. We ate great food and got great gifts. Luke scored with two favorites: his Dinosaur Train
...and his LETTERS. (We know the boy loves his letters!)
(Let me tell you: these letters have come in quite handy this weekend while Daddy has been sick and Mommy has had six weeks' grades to finalize.)
Then Santa visited - look at what he left our little monkey!
He also left Luke a very sweet note. Here are some highlights:
"No other three year-old on the Nice List has worked as hard as you have in 2011... Your Mommy, Daddy, Honey, Grand, Grandma, Grandpa, whole family and I are so proud of you, and we love you very much!"
I think Saint Nick was pretty right, don't you?
I hope all of you had a wonderful Christmas, too!
Monday, December 26, 2011
Merry Christmas - Part 1
For whatever reason, the 2011-2012 school year has really flown by. Actually, there are many possible reasons: a new schedule at the high school, a new program I run, a new school for Luke... The to do list runneth over in our world more often than not, but Christmas was still as busy and wonderful as usual!
I have to start with this darling picture of Luke on his last day of "work" of 2011. He was ready to PARTY!
I have to start with this darling picture of Luke on his last day of "work" of 2011. He was ready to PARTY!
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Thanksgiving, 2011
Thanksgiving was absolutely wonderful. I am so thankful to work in a school district that gives us the entire week off. It always falls just at the point when we teachers and students really need it. We had a wonderful holiday this year, too!
Monday, November 14, 2011
DFW Autism Speaks Walk
(By the way, I am "cheating" - I am writing this on New Year's Eve, so I fear my details may be a bit sketchy. I am WAY behind on blogging - figure I ought to catch up before 2012 arrives!)
Monday, October 31, 2011
October Updates (better late than never...)
You know how you can tell that time flies when you're having fun? When you are writing an October 2011 blog post in February of 2012!
The two main October highlights were, without question, the trip Jeremy and I made to the final ALCS championship game and Halloween. Here we go...
The two main October highlights were, without question, the trip Jeremy and I made to the final ALCS championship game and Halloween. Here we go...
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