For my Doctrine and Covenants class I had to create a poster with a gospel principle on it. I also had to post it to some kind of social media, thus it is now on the blog.
It's been too long since I've blogged any family updates, and I already know I'm going to miss those lost years that I forgot to document! Dang it! So, here's a little recent life update to get the ball rolling again. This month has been a big, exciting one for Darcy. She started ballet lessons, which she has been begging me for since she was 2 and watched her big sisters go to dance class. She absolutely loves it, and has made a friend named Josie in her class. Darcy is quite the little dancer, and her teacher tells me every week what a great student she is. Darcy also started preschool! It's twice a week for 2.5 hours, but that seems to be the perfect amount of time for her. She loves her teacher Mrs. Melody, and has made two little bffs, Sailor and Eloise. Their class is pretty small, so she plays with all the kids, but says that sometimes the boys play a little too rough for her. She doesn't have having things thrown at her all the time. Darcy comes home ...
Cora and Ruby were so excited for school to start today. They woke up extra early thing morning and came into my room with their uniforms already on. We made German pancakes for breakfast, during which Cora spilled some syrup on her shirt and had to change it, and rode bikes outside to burn off some extra energy. I just dropped them off at the school! The high school football team was waiting outside the elementary school (the high school, middle school, and elementary school are all on the same campus and share a parking lot) and formed a human tunnel for the kids to run through while they shouted “welcome to school!” It was cute. Ruby and Cora both ran through went straight to class without a single tear or complaint. In fact they didn’t even turn around to wave goodbye 😢. Now it’s just Darcy and me at home all afternoon.
On Thursday Cora came up with this great idea to plan a party. She got out her paper and pen and started writing a guest list that included her cousins, aunts, uncles, Mimi, and Batman. She wanted to make a cake, play Spot It and Scary Bingo, have an Easter egg hunt, dress up in Halloween costumes, and put out our Christmas tree for decorations. And so Chrismeasterween was created. And I said yes, we should have this fabulous party! So Friday night everyone came over and we followed Cora’s plan. She was over the moon. I just love that she planned the whole thing and was so excited about it. Now Ruby wants to plan a party, but this time it will be for her neighborhood friends and spooky themed.
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