I do have back to school pictures to post. Hard to believe school has only been going for a month. It seems like much longer. The 3 girls at home are working hard. Collette has had a little stress, mostly relating to the fact that she has to wake up early which she does not enjoy. We are working on earlier bedtimes. Kennedi after having the most laid back teacher in the school has one of the strictest in the school now. She is actually enjoying 5th grade a lot and is handling the workload really well. She loves to make lists and plan ahead and get everything done. Cassidy loves the 9th grade, mostly because it's great fun to be the oldest at the school. She has an AP Geography class, then choir and all honors classes. She is working VERY hard and understands that her grades count now!! She joined the cross-country team last week. We'll see how that goes:) In the 7th grade, her P.E. coach told her she should do track, so she definitely has some talent there.
Our out of the house kids are also doing well. Tyson and Courtney are at UVU. Tyson just has a couple more classes before he graduates and heads to pharmacy school somewhere. (I'm personally hoping for the one in Hawaii). Courtney will not graduate before they move, but will finish up where ever they go and then join Tyson in pharmacy school. Easton gets to play at our house every Friday and we LOVE it. He is trying to talk like crazy, going up stairs, climbing around furniture etc. He is so cute and fun. And somewhat exhausting!
Danny and Kelsey are getting situated to living in Provo. Both of them prefer Salt Lake, but they are adjusting and being good sports. Danny is managing a computer lab at Provo Elementary School and attending UVU. He is also in the process of trying out for the UVU basketball team. He made it through the first round - way to go!!! Kelsey is training to be a pharmacy tech at Stone Drug in Spanish Fork, and attending BYU. Kelsey is majoring in Family Home Consumer Science Education. When she graduates she will be able to teach high school which she will be great at.
Katelin is adjusting to college life at BYU. She likes her classes a lot and was lucky enough to get a job at the bowling alley in the Wilkensen Center. She lives with her two best friends Cyndi and Emelia, and also 3 girls from California. They all seem to be getting along great. The hardest part for Katelin, is that she is now one of thousands of little people on campus, instead of being one of the few big people on campus. It is an adjustment to go from high school to college!
