Thursday, November 05, 2009

Wow you guys are good!

Yes, we went to St. George, Utah for Ryan's (Kirk's brother) wedding. We are so so happy for him and his sweet wife Mary. We had a little time to see a few things, like Snow Canyon and Cove Fort. It was a beautiful area and even Kirk liked the "desert" I think we have our retirement home picked out all ready! We loved it there. We had a chance to see my sister as well, and she gave these to Tayla:



They are hair bows! Tons of them! She wore one yesterday, and she even has enough hair to keep it in! The hardest part was deciding which one to use! Thanks so much Anna, they are so fun, and Tayla loves them!



She also gave me these four new B's, which I LOVE!!!



Here's my wall with the new additions! It has taken some time, but I think the wall is coming along very nicely. I still need more B's though.....
This is a four day weekend for the boys because of parent teacher conferences. I had all of my meetings yesterday (except Preston's because his teacher had her baby 1 1/2 months early!) and for a moment I just need to brag about my smart & wonderful sons. Logan is at the top of his class in everything. The biggest problem his teacher has is keeping him busy and challenged. He often has Logan help teach things to the other students. He reads well past his grade level, is a whiz at math and him and Kolby were awarded the citizenship award for the first 9 weeks of school. They were invited to a special lunch for the ceremony! Logan is going to test for the GATE program, and him and Kolby are being recommended for a special national program for students. More details as I get them! I just felt so good that my boys are where they are. It was so hard to switch schools, but they have gone way beyond my expectations! And Dallin is doing so well in pre-school! Such a contrast from last year. He has grown so much and is learning a lot. I love his teacher this year. Anyway, I am a proud mommy right now. Such great kids! Beth

1 comment:

Christine said...

You should be proud of your kids! Good job boys!