Family life is a bit like a runny peach pie - not perfect but who's complaining? ~Robert Brault
Wednesday, 18 April 2012
We just had a wonderful weekend with Uncle Barry and Aunt Linda down! It was also Tate and Laurel's birthday on Friday, so they pretty much had an entire weekend of birthday celebrations :)
The top 2 photos are of us playing Mexican Train (a domino game that Barry and Linda brought back from Arizona)
There may have also been a competitive card game, which the ladies handily won... hahaha... actually, it was a hard fought close game!
We also thawed the frozen egg nog and had ourselves some snowballs in April.. it was a yummy treat!
Well, we had a great time, and hope to do it again soon!
Love Tara
Friday, 6 April 2012
Home Again
We have been back a week and are slowly getting reorganised. Trying out the"NEW" updated blogger to see if it is more user friendly! We took a vacation on the way home ..we did a tour through Oatman, AZ. The Grand Canyon, Moab, UT and other places. Hope you all have a wonderful Easter!
They are tough in Oatman! |
"Wild" Life
Grand Canyon
Wild West
Mexican Hat
A Bridge
Natures Works
A Balancing Act
The End
Sunday, 1 April 2012
Aidan's News
Aidan got accepted into Willow Park School. It is an art-centred school for grades 5 - 9. It wasn't a guarantee that he would get in and they even came and talked to his current teacher. He is very excited. At first he wasn't sure if he could do the drama and dance but he talked to a grade 9 boy from Willow Park and he said he was very shy when he started there too, and they don't make you do things alone. I think it will be a good place for Aidan to gain confidence doing things in front of people.
Here is an excerpt from their brochure:Currently, students in Grades 5 and 6 take classes in visual arts, music/band, drama, and dance. Grades 7 - 9 students are offered a variety of options which reflect student interest and the skills of our staff. The following list provides examples of courses offered to these students: Foods, Fashion, Literary Arts, Musical Theatre, Band, Art, Dance, Drama, Film Studies, Leadership, Garage Band, Radio, Design, Robotics, Communication Technology, Pottery, French and Yearbook. Students in Grades 5 and 6 will be provided French as a Second Language.
Now that Aidan is accepted, then Tate is also guaranteed a spot if he wants to go there - which he has already told us he does. At the orientation night, Tate was up on stage and Aidan was saying "Please don't let him embarrass me." Like night and day those two are.
Here is an excerpt from their brochure:Currently, students in Grades 5 and 6 take classes in visual arts, music/band, drama, and dance. Grades 7 - 9 students are offered a variety of options which reflect student interest and the skills of our staff. The following list provides examples of courses offered to these students: Foods, Fashion, Literary Arts, Musical Theatre, Band, Art, Dance, Drama, Film Studies, Leadership, Garage Band, Radio, Design, Robotics, Communication Technology, Pottery, French and Yearbook. Students in Grades 5 and 6 will be provided French as a Second Language.
Now that Aidan is accepted, then Tate is also guaranteed a spot if he wants to go there - which he has already told us he does. At the orientation night, Tate was up on stage and Aidan was saying "Please don't let him embarrass me." Like night and day those two are.
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