David's Golf Trip

Wisdom Teeth Removal

Pre-surgery and all smiles because what's a little surgery when you get a whole week off of school?!?!

And after. He ended up only having three wisdom teeth to remove and the doctor said everything went really well.

He didn't talk too much in the recovery room and was having an extremely difficult time opening his eyes.

He started to get a lot more talkative and the funniest thing was his little laugh. We stopped for a smoothie and he got upset because a, he had to wait to drink it until we got home because we didn't have a spoon, and b, I started filming him rather than driving. "Step on it, I want to drink it."

After an interesting time of getting him in the house, with a pause to stare into his car in the garage and then a quick stop to say hi to Cleo in my room followed by some extreme swaying right by the stairs, we FINALLY got him situated in bed.

And because his surgery was on a Monday, he got to talk to Xander who clearly found Noah's condition quite humorous.

Another treat a little later - a frozen hot chocolate from Dunkin'!

My arsenal for the week, ha ha!

My Rugby Girl

Although Savannah decided she wasn't going to play rugby anymore she's still very much a part of the team, helping out with training and coaching. And of course she still dressed up for media day! Such fun pictures!

One of her dearest friends, Malia.

This one cracks me up!

February 2025

Supporting our Varsity wrestlers on their road to state!

The many faces of Cleo!

A first for me - students doing the pottery wheel. Thank goodness they kinda knew what they were doing. And of course it's the best when I have family in class.

While subbing for Noah's sophomore year science teacher I came across this little gem that she still has hanging in her classroom!

A dinner date with our favorite 17 year old!

Tricia was in town for a few days so we got together for lunch.

One of mom's cousins challenged everyone in the family to feed the missionaries some time during February so we and the Clarks combined forces. These missionaries serving in our ward right now, Elders Wagstaff and Reynolds, are awesome!

Love, love, love book club! We read The Secret Garden for classics and I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed this book.

And for History Book Club we got into the nitty gritty of the First Battle of Manassas.

To end the month David and I went on a little ice cream date!